New South Wales man faces court over two alleged murders on same property
Police allege Nicholas Scott killed a neighbour and then a relative a fortnight later, according to The Guardian.
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A man accused of murdering two members of a family on the same property, a fortnight apart, has appeared in court in New South Wales, according to The Guardian.
Police allege Nicholas Scott killed a 79-year-old man and then attacked a 59-year-old relative who had arrived at the property at Gurranang to sort out the estate. The property is about 25km north of Grafton in the state's north.
Police found the body of the 59-year-old man in a shed on the property on Monday afternoon. The allegations have been made by police and have yet to be tested in court.
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