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Now they tell us!
Looks like the sisters owned the BMW too.
'August 3, 2022 - 3:52PM'
'A suicide pact is believed to be behind the mysterious death of two Saudi sisters inside a Sydney unit.
Bottles of chemicals and other substances found beside the bodies of Asra Abdallah Alsehli, 24, and her sister Amaal, 23, have lead police to believe the women planned their deaths.'
'Interim toxicology results showed traces of those substances in the women’s bodies, police sources said, but further testing is being carried out by specialist pathology labs before an exact cause of death can be ruled.'
'police believe they could have been dead for up to six weeks due to the advanced state of decomposition they were found in.'
'“There’s no indication of anyone else being in the unit...no forced entry. It really does appear to be a tragic suicide,” a senior police source said.
Non-perishable food items, a bottle of bleach and clothing were among the items found in the bedrooms of the sparsely furnished Canterbury Rd property.'
'Investigators have been unable to confirm any recent employment for either woman, and bank records showed funds were drying up, police said.
NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal records showed the pair was being pursued for more than $5,000 in unpaid rent.
A black BMW coupe seized by police after the bodies were found is expected to be sold to recoup some of the debt owed to the landlord.'
'The Daily Telegraph revealed the sisters’ family in Saudi Arabia had made no plans to fly the bodies home or arrange a burial in Australia.
The NSW Coroner’s court said a burial can be arranged from a deceased person’s finances, but if there are not the funds to do that, a state funded burial can be sought.'
Looks like the sisters owned the BMW too.
'Sisters found dead in Canterbury unit likely died in a suicide pact, police say
Two months after the grisly discovery of Asra and Amaal Abdullah Alsehli’s bodies inside a Sydney unit, police believe a suicide pact was behind their deaths.''August 3, 2022 - 3:52PM'
'A suicide pact is believed to be behind the mysterious death of two Saudi sisters inside a Sydney unit.
Bottles of chemicals and other substances found beside the bodies of Asra Abdallah Alsehli, 24, and her sister Amaal, 23, have lead police to believe the women planned their deaths.'
'Interim toxicology results showed traces of those substances in the women’s bodies, police sources said, but further testing is being carried out by specialist pathology labs before an exact cause of death can be ruled.'
'police believe they could have been dead for up to six weeks due to the advanced state of decomposition they were found in.'
'“There’s no indication of anyone else being in the unit...no forced entry. It really does appear to be a tragic suicide,” a senior police source said.
Non-perishable food items, a bottle of bleach and clothing were among the items found in the bedrooms of the sparsely furnished Canterbury Rd property.'
'Investigators have been unable to confirm any recent employment for either woman, and bank records showed funds were drying up, police said.
NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal records showed the pair was being pursued for more than $5,000 in unpaid rent.
A black BMW coupe seized by police after the bodies were found is expected to be sold to recoup some of the debt owed to the landlord.'
'The Daily Telegraph revealed the sisters’ family in Saudi Arabia had made no plans to fly the bodies home or arrange a burial in Australia.
The NSW Coroner’s court said a burial can be arranged from a deceased person’s finances, but if there are not the funds to do that, a state funded burial can be sought.'
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