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The wife of a bikie who witnessed her husband gunned down in a hail of bullets in the carpark of a luxury apartment complex has broken her silence. 

Yusef Nazlioglu, 40, was hit with up to ten bullets as he parked his black Mercedes in the building under his Rhodes unit in Sydney's west on Monday night.

His wife Jade Nazlioglu watched the horrific shooting unfold and frantically rang paramedics but her husband was confirmed to have died in hospital about 7.15am on Tuesday. 

Ms Nazlioglu, who only married the former Lone Wolf Bikie earlier this year, was spotted in tears talking to friends outside the apartment block on Tuesday morning.

It is now the 14 fatal shooting linked to the Harbour City's spiralling gang war in less than two years. 

'Of course I'm not all right, what do you think?' she told The Daily Telegraph.

Recent pictures on her Facebook profile - where she refers to Yusef as her 'king' - show Ms Nazlioglu beaming with happiness as she poses with her husband and shows off her impressive diamond ring. 

But that all came crashing down on Monday night. 

Bullet holes in the wall, a pool of blood near a fire escape and five orange cones blocking access to a parking space are all that's been left behind in a carpark where her the underworld figure was killed.

Daily Mail Australia understands the unidentified gunman was waiting in a silver hatchback for Nazlioglu to get out of the car before opening fire.

The carpark spanned eight floors, with the 40-year-old peppered with bullets in his head and torso in the corner of the fifth level.

Gunshots and screams echoed throughout the cold and cavernous complex as Nazlioglu staggered to the fire exit, where he left spatters of blood.

Despite forensic investigators pressure-hosing the scene, a few bullet holes and blood stains could be seen in the gyprock walls once the police tape was removed. 

A black Mercedes with a large bullet hole in a window on the driver's side was also towed from the carpark on Tuesday morning. 

All eight levels of the parking lot were closed to residents until about 11.30am, when detectives left the scene holding a brown bag filled with evidence.

The silver hatchback was set on fire a few streets away from the shooting.

Detective Superintendent Martin Hayston said detectives believe the attack was 'targeted'.

'The person who approached the 40-year-old male and shot him clearly was there to do that, there is various lines of inquiry underway in relation to motive,' he said.

Footage showed police sprinting down the ramp of the carpark after Nazlioglu's wife raised the alarm.

Multiple paramedics could be seen walking through the complex, before a heavily bandaged man was stretchered out of the building.

The building includes a shopping centre, apartments and basement carpark.

Plain-clothed detectives arrived at the scene throughout Tuesday morning, as the investigation into the senseless killing continues.

One man who lives over the road from the car park where the underworld figure was murdered told Daily Mail Australia he had his balcony door open when gunshots were fired, but didn't hear a thing.

'There's a loud motorbike in that car park that I always hear, but last night I didn't hear gunshots or anything.

'It must have been pretty stealthy.

'I realised something happened when the riot squad turned up with five or six police cars.'

When asked how he felt about a shooting so close to his home, the young man said 'I don't really care.'

'They're all gangs - obviously they're being targeted for a reason' - but he declined to be named for fear of repercussions.