Mother went to South Australia police station day before suspected murder-suicide

South Australian police say the chances of finding a missing three-month-old boy alive are now considered zero, as they investigate the deaths of his mother and toddler sister as a suspected murder-suicide. The Guardian reports that the bodies of thirty-six-year-old Helena Wright and her twenty-three-month-old daughter were found in the ocean near Port Macdonnell on Monday. The outlet notes Wright had visited a South Australia police station the day before the deaths were discovered.

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