A man wanted for questioning over a $700,000 fraud investigation in Victoria may have fled to southeast Queensland, according to police.
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Robert Kamp, who used the name Robert John Macdonald in Victoria, broke off contact with "known associates'' and "hasn't been head of since'' he was confronted by his employer in July 2013.
Detective Sergeant John Pattison said Mr Kamp has family links in the Logan suburb of Browns Plains, and may also have spent time in New South Wales after leaving Victoria.
Police allege Mr Kamp defrauded his employer over a four year period, between 2009 and 2013.
Detectives from the Stonnington Criminal Investigation branch believe the 43-year-old has about 25 other aliases.
“We’re asking him to contact us because this needs to be sorted out,” Detective Sergeant Pattison said.
“It won’t go away because he’s run off. There’s a possibility he’s overseas and we’re making inquiries in relation to that.”
Police have called for anyone who recognises the man to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
