How two Saudi sisters 'died in a suicide pact' in their Australian apartment after being cut off from their father's money
Saudi sisters found dead
Two Saudi Arabian sisters found dead inside their Sydney unit, died in a suspected suicide pact after they were cut off from their family months earlier, police have claimed.
Asra Abdullah Alsehli, 24, and Amaal Abdullah Alsehli, 23, were found dead inside their Canterbury unit in the city's south-west on June 7, 2022 - some five years after they fled their homeland and arrived in Australia with $5,000 in savings.
Saudi sisters
NSW Police believe the pair remained inside the apartment from late February, shortly after they stopped receiving money until early April when they died, the Daily Telegraph reported.
Toxicology reports - which were ultimately inconclusive - found unusual levels of sodium, nitrate, and fluoride in the apartment, with a report claiming police 'strongly' believe the sisters died as a result of a suicide pact.
Saudi sisters Australia
'There was a stream of money coming to them from their (family) that stopped in February,' one source told the Daily Telegraph. 'Now, we don't know why it stopped, but it seems there had been some sort of a fallout with their family overseas.
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