A Sydney man has been charged with allegedly murdering his partner and two children in an alleged domestic violence attack police have described as 'particularly violent' and among the most brutal they have ever seen.
The man, 47, was arrested at the family’s Campbelltown property on Monday night after contacting Triple Zero, where officers allegedly found the bodies of a woman, 45, and two boys aged 12 and four, inside the home.
The man was charged with three counts of domestic violence murder after cooperating with police during an overnight interview and was later refused bail.
The man was not known to police and did not have a criminal history.
Acting Superintendent Michael Moroney said the alleged crime was particularly violent in nature.
'I can't give you specific information regards to how they passed, what I can tell you is all three persons sustained significant injuries and it was a particularly violent crime scene,' he told reporters on Monday night.'
More to come.
Three people have died at a home in Campbelltown, southwest Sydney
Early reports indicate a woman and two children were killed in an alleged domestic violence incident
Police and multiple ambulance crews attended the home after 7pm