- It is believed the man and woman were known to each other
- Neighbours shocked, described people as ‘very quiet’
A man and woman have been found dead inside in a home in Brisbane’s south-west, in what police suspect was domestic violence.
Emergency responders were called to an address in Redhead St, Doolandella, after the grisly find was reported at about 7pm on Tuesday.
A man dressed in a blue forensic suit was later led away by from the property by detectives.
A second man was driven away from the scene.
It is believed the man and woman, both aged in their 30s, knew each other, and police are not looking for anyone else linked to the deaths.
A man and woman, in their 30s, have been found dead inside in a home in Brisbane ‘s south-west
It is believed police are not looking for anyone else linked to the deaths. The house remains a crime scene on Wednesday as police continue with their investigations
Dozens of police remained at the scene late on Tuesday night door-knocking neighbours as forensic officers scoured the property for evidence.
Officers were seen removing bags of evidence from the home and the house remains a crime scene on Wednesday as police continue their investigations.
It’s believed the occupants worked on cars with multiple vehicles scattered in the front yard.
The man is believed to be a tow truck driver and was often seen bringing cars back to his house.
Shocked neighbours told the Courier Mail that they didn’t recall hearing any disturbances from the address and had no idea of the grim discovery until they saw multiple police and ambulances in the street.
Police have been seen taking bags of evidence from the scene where the two were found dead
Neighbours have described the find as ‘creepy’ and said the occupants of the house were ‘very quiet’
Neighbour Zac Zwart said the house as well as the street were usually quiet. He said they were shocked when they opened their front door and saw a crime scene.
‘It’s creepy, it’s such a quiet house and a very quiet street,’ he said.
‘But there were obviously people there with all the cars everywhere and the bins are always out on bin night.’
Neighbour Bene Joseph told the ABC the occupants of the house were ‘very quiet’.
‘Not a lot of comings and goings, you would drive past and notice they’ve got more trucks and cars in the yard,’ she said.
Ms Joseph said she felt ‘overwhelmed’ and shaken.
‘It’s very close to home, quite literally, and I’ve got a young child so it just makes you think, who’s really in your neighbourhood,’ she said.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact them.
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