NSW Police believe the kidnapping and killing of a 45-year-old woman in Sydney's south-west last week has links to an "organised crime network".
The woman was taken by force from her Bankstown home on Thursday night by five armed men, with her body found an hour later in a burnt-out car in Beverly Hills.
Detective Superintendent Joe Doueihi said the woman's male partner's alleged involvement with organised crime is being investigated.
"We believe that the motivation [for the crime] is a clear result of the male partner's involvement with an organised crime network," Superintendent Doueihi alleged.
"It appears the male was in some sort of conflict with the members of that particular organised crime group."
This group is based in Victoria, he said, and is believed to be responsible for large-scale drug manufacturing.
The attack on the woman involved an "unheard of level of violence", according to police.
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