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Three people found dead in rural NSW may have been murdered, say police Three people found dead in rural NSW may have been murdered, say police
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Two people found dead at a rural NSW property suffered gunshot wounds and a third was located in a fire-damaged caravan, prompting an investigation which includes the homicide squad. Police have said two people found dead at a rural NSW property suffered gunshot wounds and a third was located in a fire-damaged caravan, prompting an investigation which includes the homicide squad.
Forensic experts have been scouring a property at Hermidale, west of Nyngan, on Saturday after a member of the public spotted the body of a man, 28, in the driveway on Friday morning.Forensic experts have been scouring a property at Hermidale, west of Nyngan, on Saturday after a member of the public spotted the body of a man, 28, in the driveway on Friday morning.
Emergency services then discovered the bodies of a woman, 36, and another man, 59, who was in a caravan severely damaged by fire.Emergency services then discovered the bodies of a woman, 36, and another man, 59, who was in a caravan severely damaged by fire.
“We believe that there may have been a fourth person who was involved in this incident,” Acting Superintendent Andrew Hurst said on Saturday.“We believe that there may have been a fourth person who was involved in this incident,” Acting Superintendent Andrew Hurst said on Saturday.
Locals reported hearing an explosion and media reports suggest one side of the caravan was destroyed with debris strewn across a wide area, but police say forensic experts haven’t finished their examinations.Locals reported hearing an explosion and media reports suggest one side of the caravan was destroyed with debris strewn across a wide area, but police say forensic experts haven’t finished their examinations.
“We have, at this stage, no idea what’s caused that incident,” Acting Supt Hurst said. “We have, at this stage, no idea what’s caused that incident,” Hurst said.
Several media reports say the men are father and son, and the woman the father’s partner.Several media reports say the men are father and son, and the woman the father’s partner.
A task force has been established to investigate what happened.A task force has been established to investigate what happened.