- The mother was discovered by a relative about 6am in her Brunswick home
- Detectives have not determined whether the 43-year-old’s death is suspicious
- Homicide squad has established a crime scene and police are investigating
Yelling and screaming was often heard coming from inside a Melbourne home where a dead woman’s body was found Thursday morning, according to a neighbour.
Emergency services were called to an Albert Street address in Brunswick, north of the city, after a 43-year-old was discovered dead about 6am, Nine News reports.
The homicide squad has since established a crime scene and police are investigating whether her death was suspicious.
Emergency services were called to an Albert Street address in Brunswick after a woman’s body was discovered by a male relative about 6am
The homicide squad has since established a crime scene and police are investigating whether her death was suspicious
‘This could be a non suspicious death but we are just making sure we do things as thoroughly as we always do,’ Detective Senior Sargent Mark Colbert said.
A nearby resident described the home to Herald Sun as ‘hostile’, explaining they frequently heard ‘yelling and screaming’.
They also recalled seeing a man outside the home crying after emergency services arrived, and watched as a young man was interviewed by police.
Another neighbour said the Ms Tatchell’s 17-year-old son told her he found his mother’s body inside a bath.
‘He was in shock. It’s awful. I hope it was an accident,’ she said.
‘This could be a non suspicious death but we are just making sure we do things as thoroughly as we always do,’ Detective Senior Sargent Mark Colbert said
Another neighbour said the Ms Tatchell’s 17-year-old son told her he found his mother’s body inside a bath
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