A 23-year-old woman was found guilty of murder in a suburban home in western Brisbane.
Emergency services found the woman after she collapsed at a property on Ash Avenue in Springfield Lakes around 8 p.m. Friday.
She was found unconscious rather than breathing and died at the scene.
Two men; the 28-year-old woman’s brother-in-law and the 26-year-old woman’s husband were detained and said to be able to assist officials in inquiries.
Queensland police said both have since been charged with one count of murder and will lead in Ipswich District Court on Monday.
Detective Inspector Michael Manago said several investigations are being investigated to see what happened on Friday night.
Crime scenes have been established at home.
An autopsy will also be performed.
The death of the 23-year-old woman is being investigated (pictured as a house)
Emergency services were called to houses in western Brisbane at 8 p.m.
Forensics can be seen at home in Springfield Lake on Saturday morning
It is not clear whether any weapons were found at the scene or drugs involved, but Det Insphoto said the family lived in the house for only a short time and was from Afghanistan.
“Currently, we are trying to build the next relatives about what’s going on through the consulate and other inquiry lines,” he said.
Det Insp Manago said Mercedes Benz was confiscated and he said Poilce was also part of the investigation.
“I would say it was a very tragic event, especially given that young children are at home, our idea of going out to victims, family and friends who are naturally affected by what is happening,” he said.
Neighbors tell Courier They heard nothing until the police arrived.
“I was shocked because it was one of the quiet places in the Lake Springfield and we didn’t have such an event in the community,” Raj Lundo said.
Urge anyone with information to contact the police or crime stopper.
