According to the Daily Mail on July 28, local time, two female bodies were found in an apartment in the southwest of Sydney, Australia.
It is reported that when the bodies were found, there were already signs of decomposition, and according to the conclusion given by the forensic doctor, it was more than a month after the time of their death (May this year).
For more than a month, no one wanted to find these two women, which was really confusing. If they hadn't been sued by their owners for owing to rent arrears, and then the sheriff forced the door open, they might not have been discovered by now.
But even if it is discovered, it is still foggy...
The reason for leaving Saudi Arabia is a mystery
The girl with the black hair in the photo is reportedly named Asra Abdullah Alsehli, who died at the age of 24. The blonde girl, Amaal Abdullah Alsehli, died at the age of 23. In terms of surnames, they are a pair of sisters.
According to the information that is known so far, they are from Saudi Arabia, as early as 2017, that is, when they were not yet 20 years old, and as for the reason why they left home, there is news that they did not say goodbye, but there is no further confirmation, and the detective of the investigation, Claudia Orcroft, also said that there is no indication that they have secretly run to a foreign country.
According to neighbors who lived in the same apartment, the two were always timid, rarely leaving the two-bedroom apartment where they lived, and rarely greeting the neighbors. And if someone knocks on their door, they are reluctant to respond, "like two little sparrows," and that's how neighbors say about them.
Rich but engaged in work is a mystery
According to the situation learned by the police, the sisters are not short of money and belong to the richer young people.
They own a black BMW sedan that sells for at least $38,000 (about 260,000 RMB) locally and live in an apartment that rents $490 (about 3,305 RMB) a week. In addition, the two people have registered companies in Australia, but what kind of business the company is engaged in, the police do not want to disclose to the public, only said that they are "self-employed", but the sisters rarely go out, and they really do not know what kind of business they are engaged in.
According to reports, their cars were not locked after the two were found dead, and they were locked because they were "parked in the wrong place" before that, but the two never contacted the management to unlock it.
The only time they took the initiative to contact the outside world was 3 years ago, when they applied for an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) against a 28-year-old man, but it was later revoked.
The cause of death is a mystery
And because no one is looking for the Alseli sisters, this also makes it very difficult for the police to solve the case. Detectives are very keen to have someone to provide effective clues and help break the deadlock.
It is reported that eight weeks have passed since the bodies of the sisters were found, and the police have really made no progress, not even the cause of death. According to the report, there is no trace of forced intrusion into the room, the two people have no obvious trauma, and because the body has decayed, it will take more time to investigate why they died.
It is reported that the sisters were found in different rooms, and from the top view of the room, it can be known that although the area of the house is not very large, the corresponding facilities are very complete, and even the bathroom has two.
The condominium plumbing repairman said in an interview that the property manager had noticed that the two girls always looked a little nervous, so they called the police and asked for a welfare check, but the girls did not want to open the door, no matter what, they just did not want to participate in any kind of dialogue, only "no" to respond.
The people who can get acquainted with them are the waitresses at the nearby convenience stores, but only to say hello. "One of the two sisters is always friendly and doesn't look sad," the waiter says.