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Father may have thrown daughter into Parramatta River in suspected murder-suicide, police say

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Father may have thrown daughter into Parramatta River in suspected murder-suicide, police say
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NSW police are investigating the suspected murder-suicide of a 47-year-old man and his six-year-old daughter in the Parramatta River. Authorities discovered a suicide note and evidence suggesting the child was deliberately thrown from a boat, marking a tragic case of domestic violence.

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This incident highlights the ongoing crisis of domestic violence and the tragic impact it has on families, prompting police to investigate the circumstances behind the deaths.

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NSW police said officers attending the scene where the father and six-year-old girl died were suspicious as to the circumstances of the incident because lifejackets were on board the boat but had not been used. Photograph: David Moir/AAP View image in fullscreen NSW police said officers attending the scene where the father and six-year-old girl died were suspicious as to the circumstances of the incident because lifejackets were on board the boat but had not been used. Photograph: David Moir/AAP Australia news Father may have thrown daughter into Parramatta River in suspected murder-suicide, police say NSW police say suicide note and ‘other evidence’ suggest six-year-old’s death was an act of domestic violence

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