Double Homicide in Albany: Police Seek Public Help

0:00The latest headlines, weather, and stories, right here on Sydney News today. Police in Albany, Western Australia, are now treating the deaths of a 69-year-old grandmother and her 50-year-old son as a double homicide. Erica Coyne was found dead in her home on Burville Street in early February while her son, Lloyd Mitchell, suffered severe injuries at the same scene. Mitchell was initially arrested as a suspect, but was rushed to rural Parth Hospital and placed in an induced coma. He has since died from his injuries, prompting detectives to shift the case to a full homicide probe. The family is heartbroken over the loss, describing Erica as a kind and caring woman who love gardening and her quiet home life. Friends from the Nungar community and beyond are shocked and grieving deeply. At a press conference this week, homicide square leaders appealed directly to the public for help. They stressed that even small details could crack the case and bring answers to the hurting family. Investigators assure there's no ongoing risk to the community.

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