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Mother attended police station day before murder-suicide; Search for infant son called off

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A mother attended a police station in South Australia one day before she and her child were found dead in the ocean. Police have confirmed that they also conducted a welfare check at the woman's home in the hours leading up to the discovery of the bodies. Following the incident, authorities have officially called off the search for the infant son involved in the case.

The circumstances surrounding the deaths have been identified by authorities as a murder-suicide. Investigations are ongoing into the sequence of events involving the mother's interactions with law enforcement and the subsequent loss of life.

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Sydney Morning Herald Focuses on the timeline of the welfare check and discovery
ABC News Highlights the mother's police station visit and gender of child
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