NSW offers $1 million reward over 2003 disappearance of Sydney man

NSW Police have offered a $1 million reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the disappearance or death of Mahmoud Sleiman. He was last seen outside his Greystanes home in western Sydney on February 2, 2003.

Police said Sleiman, then 24, spoke to a man in a white vehicle before getting in and being driven away. His family reported him missing when he did not return.

A 2007 coronial inquiry found he was dead and described the circumstances as suspicious, but could not determine the cause of death. No one has been charged and his body has not been found.

The renewed appeal follows years of investigations and searches. The reward is tied to information about those responsible, not a payment for every tip received.