New footage has emerged of a man believed to be Jonathan Dick who is wanted for questioning over the stabbing death of his brother at Doncaster shopping centre.
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David Dick, 36, was brutally attacked as he walked out of a lift at Westfield Doncaster about 6am on Friday, February 3.
He was found bleeding to death in the car park by members of a gym group. He died at the scene.
CCTV footage obtained by Channel Nine on Tuesday shows a man believed to be Jonathan walking in Melbourne's north-east about an hour after David was killed.
The footage shows a man with a backpack walking on Wamba Road in Ivanhoe East at 7.01am on February 3.
A police spokeswoman confirmed homicide detectives were aware of the footage and making inquiries.
Jonathan's blue 1997 Ford Fairmont sedan was found by police on the same road less than 100 metres away about midday on Saturday, February 11.
One Wamba Road resident told Channel Nine he rang Crime Stoppers after realising he had footage of an unidentified man walking past his house.
Wamba Road runs alongside Ivanhoe Park in Melbourne's east.
A neighbour said the Ford had been parked there for about a week, until police were called by a resident on Saturday.
It's believed police had searched the Yarra River nearby.
Detectives believe another car, a white station wagon, was disposed of before David was killed.
Last week, homicide squad chief Detective Inspector Mick Hughes said police believed Jonathan was the man captured on CCTV footage at the scene of the crime.
Footage shows a man carrying a bag, which looks like a spirit level bag, in the lift lobby about 24 hours before David was attacked.
It's believed CCTV cameras also captured the attack, in which an edged weapon, possibly a sword, was used.
Jonathan lives alone in Seymour.
His youngest brother Simon had gone to Seymour looking for him last Sunday to break the news of David's death.
Simon door-knocked Jonathan's neighbours, but there was no sign of him.
Three days later, Jonathan was identified as a person of interest in the case.
Friends said Jonathan had a close relationship with David; the brothers had lived together for some time before Jonathan moved to Seymour.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.
- with Tammy Mills, Nino Bucci
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