Man wanted over shooting murder Police attached to Strike Force Merryland have released a computer generated image of a person of interest in relation to the shooting murder of a man in Sydneys west earlier this year. Picture: Media Police Source: The Daily Telegraph AN IMAGE of a person wanted for questioning over the shooting murder of a man in Sydneys west has been issued by police. Hussein Khanafer, 31, was shot while standing outside a house in Boldrewood Road, Blackett, on February 2. He died at the scene. The NSW Police Homicide Squad formed Strike Force Merryland to investigate the incident. One man has already been charged with murder, but Detective Inspector David Goddard said police are now trying to locate a second man who may be able to assist with inquiries. Police are looking for a silver Ford Falcon sedan which was in the area on 2 February 2013 at the time of the shooting. We believe the car was driven by a man to the vicinity of Carlisle and Keesing Avenue at Blackett. It was later captured on CCTV, driving past a nearby service station. "We have now compiled a computerised image of the man who may be able to assist with our inquiries," Det Insp Goddard said. The man depicted in the image is described as being of Pacific Islander appearance, about 175cm tall and is of solid build with dark hair. Anyone with information about the man is urged to contact police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 immediately.