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Husband, brother-in-law charged with murder of woman after ‘suspicious’ death in Springfield Lakes, near Ipswich

Blake AntrobusNewsWire
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Two men have been charged with murder following the “suspicious” death of a woman west of Brisbane.

Emergency services were called to a home on Ash Ave in Springfield Lakes about 8pm on Friday, following reports a woman had collapsed.

Officers located the woman, 23, who was unconscious and not breathing.

Despite attempts by police and paramedics to resuscitate her, she was declared deceased at the scene.

Police found the woman unconscious and not breathing at the Springfield Lakes home about 8pm on Friday. Picture: NewsWire/ John Gass
Camera IconPolice found the woman unconscious and not breathing at the Springfield Lakes home about 8pm on Friday. NewsWire/ John Gass Credit: News Corp Australia
A crime scene was established and two men – the woman’s husband, 26, and his 28-year-old brother – were taken into custody. Picture: NewsWire/ John Gass
Camera IconA crime scene was established and two men – the woman’s husband, 26, and his 28-year-old brother – were taken into custody. NewsWire/ John Gass Credit: News Corp Australia

A crime scene was established and two men – the woman’s husband, 26, and his 28-year-old brother – were taken into custody.

The men were initially helping police with their inquiries throughout Saturday.

In a further update, Queensland Police said both men had since been charged with one count each of murder.

They will front Ipswich Magistrates Court on Monday.

Both men have since been charged with murder. Picture: NewsWire/ John Gass
Camera IconBoth men have since been charged with murder. NewsWire/ John Gass Credit: News Corp Australia
Detective Inspector Michael Manago said detectives were running a number of lines of inquiry into what allegedly happened the night before. Picture: NewsWire/ John Gass
Camera IconDetective Inspector Michael Manago said detectives were running a number of lines of inquiry into what allegedly happened the night before. NewsWire/ John Gass Credit: News Corp Australia

Detective Inspector Michael Manago said detectives were running a number of lines of inquiry into what allegedly happened the night before.

He said he could not go into detail in regards to the woman’s alleged injuries until a post-mortem examination was completed.

Originally published as Husband, brother-in-law charged with murder of woman after ‘suspicious’ death in Springfield Lakes, near Ipswich

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