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Bedroom bodies were decomposing
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讲普通话的华人女子, 尸体快腐烂了才发现, 惨, 惨, 惨 
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Bedroom bodies were decomposing
Police are trying to find out how long two Asian women had been dead in a western Sydney bedroom before their flatmates discovered their decomposing bodies.
Officers suspect the pair, in their late 20s or early 30s, were murdered.
Superintendent Brett Henderson says the women had suffered a number of injuries when their bodies were found on a bed inside the first-floor Queen Street apartment in Auburn about 6:00pm (AEDT) yesterday.
"There are a number of rooms within the unit and some other people do live there," he said. "They provided the information that they believe that the persons hadn't been seen for some time."
Many residents of the unit block do not speak English. Superintendent Henderson says language is proving to be a barrier for interviewing witnesses.
"We got a number of Mandarin interpreters last night in a number of different dialects," he said.
"Again this morning, we've been supported by the interpreter service to deal with the number of witnesses we've got."
'Happy-go-lucky kids'
Residents of the apartment complex have described the pair as young, quiet and friendly.
Neighbour James Kim says the women lived with a family and mostly kept to themselves.
"They were just happy-go-lucky kids," he said. "They looked like they were studying, learning English."
Mr Kim says there have been a number of incidents in the four years he has lived in the complex.
"There's been a stabbing, there's been bashings," he said. "There's been one death before as well."
Locals say they are frightened by the suspected killings and many have been worried about their safety for some time.
Dennis Wick, who manages the adjoining apartment block to the crime scene, says a decision had recently been made to boost security.
He says security guards were due to start patrolling the building 24 hours a day next week.
Mr Wick says the nearby shopping centre is beset by problems with gangs.
People living on the first floor of the apartment complex say they are particularly scared.
Resident Kim Ikwin says his family wants to move.
"They don't want to stay here any more," he said. "We're scared."
A post-mortem examination is being carried out to determine the cause of death.
Anyone with information about the deaths or who witnessed any suspicious activity in the area is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. |
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〖毛家每日私房菜〗 No.2 → 发面糖饼 (2005-6-27) qianqian 
楼主:findcaiyzh
发表于 2008-11-14 09:58
这个，这个楼我大概三个月前刚去过。
