Grim discoveries: three bodies found in two states

Strike power detectives are investigating the deaths of a woman in the house she shared with her husband and a visiting family friend, the body of a woman in a separate tragedy was taken from a city water road.

The police were called to a house at the foot of the Coffs Port on the NSW Middle Coast after the discovery of two bodies immediately after 17:00 on Friday.

Local Crime Manager Detective Inspector Peter O’reilly said that the 61 -year -old woman had lived in Boambee housing with her husband.

Insp O’reilly was believed to still aged and visited the pair in his 60s, which would still be officially defined in the afternoon on Saturday afternoon.

Strike Force Yarnko was established to investigate the conditions surrounding deaths.

“The local detectives are supported by the murder team of the State Crime Command and we address everyone who believes that they are about this investigation to communicate with the Coffs Harbor police.” He said.

“The first information given to the researchers shows that the deceased man is a family friend who only stayed with the couple for days.

“Although the investigation is too much in the early stages, we have no evidence that there is no other person involved in these deaths, but we will give a clear idea as we advance our investigations.”

The police do not believe that there is any threat to the local community in relation to the incident.

A report will be prepared for Coroner’s information.

In his 30s on Friday, investigations continue to the conditions surrounding the death of a woman.

After seeing a body of a walker Hobart Rivulet, the police were called after seeing a body.

The scene was closed on Saturday.

Police said they were open -minded about the cause of death and that more investigation would include a diving team and the door of local residents.

Rivulet is part of the Basin of the Derwent River and flows from Hobart and under it.