Horror as a couple are found dead inside their home in South Australia
The bodies of a 47-year-old man and a woman aged 41, were discovered on a property in Bordertown, a remote town in South Australia 's east, on Sunday night.
SA Police said officers were called to the home for a welfare check.
'The investigation is in its early stages, but police are not seeking any suspects in relation to this matter,' it said in a statement.
Limestone Coast detectives, SA Police Forensic Response Section and the Major Crime Investigation Branch attended the scene on Melvyn Street.
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