Australian man, children found dead in Bali in suspected double-murder suicide
The Perth man and his two young children were found dead inside a rental home in Kuta on Sunday morning.
Indonesian authorities are probing a suspected murder-suicide after the discovery of an Australian man and his two young children in a home on the island of Bali. The bodies of 56-year-old Damien John Shaw, along with his six-year-old son and four-year-old daughter, were found inside their bungalow in Kuta on Sunday morning. Neighbors became concerned and checked on the family after receiving a call from Shaw's wife, who was based in Jakarta.
The wife reportedly heard her child cry while speaking to Shaw, but the call became disconnected, leaving her uncertain of his whereabouts. Concerned, the neighbor notified others, and together with the community leader, they forcibly entered the Kuta bungalow, revealing the tragic scene of the three victims. The bodies have been transported to a hospital in Denpasar, where police may perform autopsies to determine the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
A police report was filed on Sunday, and ongoing investigations are expected to shed further light on the tragic events.
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