Chilling CCTV captures Brisbane mother’s final moments before suspected murder-suicide at Kenmore Hills Airbnb
Disturbing new details have come to light after a mother and her young daughter were found dead inside a luxury Airbnb in Brisbane.
The bodies of the 54-year-old mother and her eight-year-old daughter were found by police just after 12pm on Monday after they were called to conduct a welfare check at the rented homestead on Tinarra Cres in Kenmore Hills.
WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: CCTV reveals mother outside the Airbnb.
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She had worked across multiple hospitals, including the Princess Alexandra.
In a statement, a spokesperson for the Princess Alexandra Hospital said they extended their “deepest sympathies to all those affected.”
The mother and daughter had been staying at the luxury Airbnb, which rents for around $1000 a night, when the horrific crime allegedly occurred.
7NEWS has obtained chilling footage of the mother’s final moments.
It shows her taking out the bins at the property on Tinarra Cres in Kenmore Hills, Queensland, on Sunday afternoon, less than 24 hours before police made the tragic discovery.
The incident is being treated as a suspected murder-suicide.
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli described the deaths as “distressing for everyone, especially the first responders who had to see something that no one should ever have to.”
The Airbnb property is owned by a local family who rented the home for around $1000 a night on Airbnb.
The woman and her daughter had reportedly booked the stay several months ago.
On Tuesday, the property remained a crime scene, with police continuing their investigations.
The owners of the home told 7NEWS they were “deeply saddened by the circumstances” and had no further comment at this stage.
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Originally published on 7NEWS
