Tony McGrath murder inquiry returns to house fire POLICE will revisit the house fire that maimed rugby league identity Tony McGrath months before his murder in a bid to exhaust all leads in the hunt for his killer. The October fire, in which Mr McGrath lost toes, was not considered suspicious by investigators at the time and police previously have not linked it to his death. But Detective acting Superintendent Brendan Smith said police wanted to rule out the fire as a factor in the shooting murder of a lifetime bachelor who lived an "ordinary life" and kept to himself. "We don't think there is any link (with the murder) but we've got to be certain," he said. It is understood Mr McGrath's family are preparing for his funeral next week. Police have appealed for motorists who travelled surrounding streets on the night of the murder to come forward as the search continues for his killer. It is understood police have reviewed CCTV from Leonard and Maynard Streets in Woolloongabba and have now asked anyone who travelled those streets between 8.30pm and 9.15pm on May 21 to contact police. Police believe the 57-year-old was killed with a single gunshot last Tuesday night, with his killer likely ambushing him in his garage under his Woolloongabba home. Det Supt Smith said he had only recently moved back to the home after the extensive fire damage.