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Police described the crime scene in Ellenbrook, Perth, where a mother and two children were killed as "horrible".
A 19-year-old man was charged with the murders of a mother and two children in northeastern Perth.
A homicide detective described the killings as "potentially the most horrible crime scene".
The 48-year-old mother and her eight-year-old son were found dead at home. Her 15-year-old daughter was found seriously injured in the backyard and died while she was going to the hospital.
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Police described the crime scene in Ellenbrook, Perth, where a mother and two children were killed as "horrible".
Western Australia Police issued a statement saying that the 19-year-old was charged with three counts of murder.
He hails from the suburbs of Ellenbrook and is scheduled to appear Monday in the Midland Magistrates Court.
Police were alerted to the murders when the young man called them to a 7-Eleven convenience store in the suburbs of Perth. from Ellenbrook around 1:30 am Sunday (local time)
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Forensic Pathologists and Homicide Detectives Remain on the Scene
When the officers arrived, their investigations took them to the Ellenbrook home where they were confronted with the horrible scene
Upon their arrival, the agents found a man and a woman dead in the residence and another woman in the yard.
An ambulance was called to the scene and the woman was taken to the Royal Perth Hospital
However, she died shortly thereafter.
The police have since confirmed the three tims victims were a mother and her two children, a boy and a girl.
It is understood that the 19-year-old man lived at home, but the police did not want to comment on his relationship with the family.
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"It's a crime I know who will send waves to the entire community of Western Australia," said Assistant Commissioner Paul Steel
. police was seen taking a pair of large scissors Sunday
Living on Ellenbrook Street quiet, she believes that a New Zealand family with children of primary school age lives at the House.
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A 19-year-old man remains in detention and helps detectives in their investigations.
"I think there are at least two children," she says.
"I think one of them could be at school with my son.I do not know anymore [about them] everyone stays here."
She said that her husband woke up early Sunday morning to police cars driving down the street
. The details were still emerging, he believed that the incident would have a profound impact on the families of the victims and the community of Western Australia.
"At this very moment there is a very complex crime scene, and I would say horrible in place," [TRADUCTION] "What I can tell you is that an investigating officer from the homicide squad told me today that it was perhaps the most horrific. "It's a terrible tragedy for the family, for the extended family and for the first responders." who were forced to attend a horrible crime scene, to all who have been affected by this tragedy.
"I know this crime will send shockwaves through the entire community of Western Australia. "I can assure members of the community that WA Police is applying all possible resources to obtain"
The 19-year-old remains in detention and helps detectives in their investigations. [19659006] Further details concerning the victims were not disclosed because the police are trying to communicate with their victims. Office neighbor Matthew Schreck told ABC that he had been awakened by a disturbance at home about an hour before the police arrived.
"I just heard a lot of shouting and screaming and a little bit of a fight, and the cops He passed here and went up that way," he said.
"It was very loud screaming and screaming, it looked pretty bad, it looked like a man."
Forensic Pathologists and Homicide Detectives remain on the scene while the investigation continues.
A 25-meter section of Brixon Crescent remains closed to the public.
The City of Swan has dispatched their Community Safety Advocate initiative to those who live in the area and assist law enforcement officers.
A squadron command post remains on Ellenbrook Street, which is relatively new in the suburbs and home to many young people. families.
– watoday.com.au
