Joan Canino Ryther was just metres from work when she was killed and dumped in Logan Central Joan Canino Ryther. The Logan woman's body was found just 100m from McDonald's, where she was due to start work at 9pm on Tuesday night. JOAN Canino Ryther was just metres from work when she was attacked, killed and dumped in the front garden of a Logan Central home. 5pm: Police say they don't expect to lay charges in relation to the murder tonight, and are yet to formally identify the woman. 4.55pm: Joan Canino Ryther was just metres from work when she was attacked, killed and dumped in the front garden of a Logan Central home. The petite 29-year-old often walked from her home in Mayes Ave into adjoining Leichhardt St to McDonald's at the end of the road. Her bloodied body was found just a few doors from McDonald's, where she had worked for several years. Ms Ryther, 29, was due to start work last night at 9pm but never arrived. Her husband, chef Cory Ryther, joined his wife's friends and workmates in searching local streets for her. The Courier-Mail was told the group searched throughout the night, driving the length of Leichhardt St many times without spotting her body in the dark. 3.40pm: A man who lives in the same street has described finding the body of the Logan victim while on his way to the shops this morning to get food for school lunches. "I was waiting for this dog to come out that usually runs out and scares everyone, this dog that jumps on the fence as we walk past," Robert Mills, 40, told The Courier-Mail. There was no dog. I kept walking and I see this body...so I went closer to the fence, leaned over the fence, looked over the fence, 'oh f..., I don't know if that's real or not. So I said, 'I've got to get my stuff for the kids ready for school', so I went to the shop, got bread and milk and fruit. On my way back the garage, the fence, was open to drive your car in. I said oh f... this doesn't feel right, it still don't look right from this angle. So then I walked in within a metre, two metres of the body, and I just started screaming and I didn't know what to do. Eddie Roderick, 53, lives opposite the home where the woman's body was found but it wasn't until a friend phoned him that he realised his street had become a crime scene. "I didn't know anyone had been murdered until about 7am," he said. With this type of weather going on it's really hard to hear anything, if it had happened in summer you probably would have heard it. No, I was fast asleep. Mr Roderick said McDonalds staff regularly walk past his house on their way to work. I see several of them walking down here, that concerns me that you can't even walk down the street anymore. He has lived on Leichhardt St for eight years and said up until now had considered the area safe. You have all kinds of things, people coming from Maccas, people coming out of the pubs making a bit of noise but never anything like that. Not a murder anyhow. 1.55pm: POLICE are questioning the husband of a woman found murdered and dumped in Logan this morning and have towed away the family car for forensic examination. Police are questioning the husband of a pregnant Logan woman whose partially clothed and bloodied body was found in a stranger's front yard. Earlier it was reported that the dead woman's husband and workmates searching frantically last night drove past the yard where her partially clothed body was found dumped this morning. by Heidi Braithwaite, Kate Kyriacou, Kimberly Vlasic, David Murry, AAP