No one heard or saw Qld murder victim RESIDENTS of a suburban street where the body of a young woman was found bashed and bloodied south of Brisbane can't understand how no one heard or saw anything. The partially clothed body of a McDonald's worker was found on Wednesday morning on the front lawn of a home on Leichhardt St, Logan Central, just a block away from her home and only metres from her workplace. Media reports have identified the victim as Joan Canino Ryther, 29, but police haven't officially confirmed this or revealed the cause of death. Neighbours say they can't understand how no one heard or saw anything. "I just don't understand how no one really knows anything," a woman, who declined to be named, told AAP. There's a lot of foot traffic throughout the night, a lot of young people because we have a 24-hour McDonald's. She says most residents have dogs and she's surprised they didn't bark or make a commotion during the night. The resident said detectives had been scouring wheelie bins in the street for clues. "I got a call from police asking me about a pair of jeans in my bin," she said. It's my jeans I had chucked out. The murdered woman was dressed in a McDonald's T-shirt and cap and part of her uniform was found strewn on the street. A passer-by found her body in a front yard and alerted the home owner, who called police. Detectives believe the victim walked through the area between 8.30pm and 10pm (AEST) on Tuesday and are appealing to anyone who saw her to come forward. Forensic officers on Wednesday searched the yard where the body was found and the victim's house in adjoining Mayes Ave where they seized a car parked in the driveway. Police also checked a nearby park.