Familly Kill

The bodies of three pre-school girls were among five people - which were found dead -

at an Australian suburban home.

A grizzly multiple killing has shocked the country.

Police found the remains of the toddlers, as well as those of their mother and grandmother

at an unassuming detached family home near the city of Perth.


The discovery came after a man -  aged in his 20s - visited a regional police station earlier Sunday.

The "five people killed were twin two-year-old girls, a three and a half-year-old girl, their mother and grandmother".

"The man currently assisting police remains in custody, no charges have been laid at this time."

No further details were released about when and how they were killed, or the family's relationship with the man, .

A neighbour told he had returned from a holiday to "silence in the street".

"We noticed that the house next door was pretty quiet, which was unusual, being that they had the young kids,"

Richard lives next door to the family's house.

Some friends staying here have also mentioned that they didn't see or hear anybody next door for the week.

We could hear and see the kids playing in the backyard quite often."

A community was close, calm, and peaceful.

Mass killings are rare in Australia, but this appears to be the third such family tragedy to hit Western Australia state in recent months.

In July a man allegedly killed his mother and two siblings.

A grandfather shot dead his wife, daughter and her four children in murder-suicide in May.


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A 8-year-old child died on Saturday

after a concrete block fell on his head while he was walking with two friends.< from an apartment project in Kemayoran>


The victim suffered a head injury.

The two friends has shouted for help from residents

and the victim was rushed to a hospital where he died after losing too much blood.

The investigation was ongoing

and based on testimonies from eyewitnesses so far,

the concrete block was not dropped intentionally.












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