Fundraiser reveals details of Helena Wright after South Australia deaths
A fundraiser has been established to support the family of Helena Wright, who was found dead alongside her daughter in South Australia in a suspected double-murder suicide. Police are continuing to search for her missing infant son while investigating the timeline of events leading to the tragedy.
Why it matters
The case has drawn significant public attention due to the tragic circumstances and the questions surrounding the mother's interactions with police prior to her death.
A fundraiser has revealed new details about the young mother who was found dead in the sea off South Australia last week in a suspected double-murder suicide.
South Australian police found the body of Helena Wright, 36, and her 23-month-old daughter in the water at Cape Northumberland, 6km west of Port MacDonnell in South Australia on July 27.
Police then began the search for her missing 3-month-old son, who was never found, although police said teams would continue to monitor the shoreline to look for the baby’s remains.
Brad Wright, the woman’s husband, has not made any comments since his wife and children’s deaths.
A family friend started a GoFundMe for the family, which included an intimate photo of the family alongside a message of heartbreak and sadness, asking for funds to help pay for funeral costs.
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