Mystery as decomposing bodies of two sisters, 23 & 24, found in flat after eerie clue leads to ‘suspicious’ deaths

THE decomposed bodies of two sisters have been discovered inside a Sydney flat after concerns were raised for their welfare. The remains of the two victims, thought to be in their mid-20s, were found in an apartment block in Canterbury, Australia in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Sky NewsThe bodies of two “decomposing” women were found in the Sydney apartment[/caption] Sky NewsThe two women are believed to be sisters and aged in their 20s[/caption] A building manager on site called authorities after noticing a build-up of mail and parcels at their front door. When police arrived, they discovered the two women, who are believed to be sisters, in a “somewhat decomposed” state. Detectives confirmed that both women were found in separate bedrooms and had been there for “some time.” Neither victim has yet to be formally identified. Read more on Australia HOLIDAY FROM HELL Girl, 8, fell from ride to death in front of mum after rules ignored DEADLY LEAP Brit base jumper dies ‘after parachute fails to open’ a day after another death NSW Police Detective Inspector Claudia Allcroft, who is leading the investigation, said the deaths are being treated as suspicious. “It’s a very tragic scene when we go to any deceased persons, let alone two sisters who are deceased and unfortunately, at this stage, we don’t know why,” she said. Police are said to be scouring CCTV footage for leads as forensics concluded that the apartment showed no signs of forced entry. Early examinations of the bodies also found no signs of injury. Most read in News VILE ABUSE Harry and Meghan's son Archie targeted by white supremacists in 'terror podcast' GOING NOWHERE Brits face summer travel hell with airport chaos, rail strikes & soaring fuel JAIL BEATING Caroline Crouch’s husband ATTACKED as he rots in jail for Brit's murder HORROR DEATH Worker dies after falling in 2,600F molten iron leaving half of body on floor BT 'SCAM' Urgent warnings as 'scammers posing as BT workers scoping out people's homes' STRUCK OUT Train & Tube chaos to erupt again as 50k walk out in biggest strike in 33 YEARS Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, shocked neighbour Alan Ho, 30, said: “It’s usually a pretty tame area so it’s pretty concerning to hear about something like this.” While another neighbour added: “It’s sort of scary to know this is what’s happening in your own neighbourhood, we hear sirens go up and down all the time … and then to be so close to home, it’s quite scary.” A post mortem will be conducted to determine how the women died as police explore all avenues. They have since appealed for information from the public for information regarding the mystery deaths. A NSW Police statement read: “Detectives have commenced an investigation after the bodies of two women were located inside a unit in Sydney’s south west today. “About 9.30am (Tuesday 7 June 2022), emergency services were called to a home on Canterbury Road, near Dibbs Street, Canterbury, following a concern for welfare report. “Upon arrival, officers from Burwood Police Area Command entered the unit and located the bodies of two women inside. Read More on The Sun LOU-K HERE I’m a lip reader - what Kate sternly said to Prince Louis during his tantrum hats off to her Gemma Collins looks slimmer than ever as she strips to strapless cossie “A crime scene was established, which will be examined by specialist forensic police, and an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deaths commenced. “Anyone who may have information that could assist detectives is urged to contact Burwood Police Station on (02) 9745 8499 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.” Sky NewsPolice are treating the deaths as suspicious and have issued an appeal for information[/caption]