😱 SHOCKING PERTH TRAGEDY UNFOLDS: Innocent Autistic Brothers Leon & Otis Clune Brutally Killed in Horrific Double Murder-Suicide – Parents’ Chilling Notes Reveal Desperate Plan! 🕯️💔 Second Bombshell Letter Exposes Overwhelmed Carers’ Final Act – Now Aussies Urged to Light Candles at 5pm Tonight! What Dark Secrets Forced This Unthinkable Horror?

In one of Perth’s most affluent suburbs, Mosman Park, a loving family of four – plus their three beloved pets – was discovered dead in their Mott Close home on Friday morning. What police are now treating as a devastating double murder-suicide has left Australia reeling, with tributes pouring in for the two innocent teenage victims: Leon Clune, 16, and his younger brother Otis, 14.

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The boys, who lived with autism and significant health challenges, were receiving regular care support. A carer arrived for a scheduled visit and spotted a haunting note taped to the front door: “Don’t enter – call police.” Inside the upscale home, the bodies of parents Jarrod Clune, 50, and Maiwenna Goasdowe, 49, were found alongside their sons and the family’s two dogs and cat. No weapons were involved, but the scene pointed to premeditation.

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Homicide detectives quickly confirmed the nightmare: the parents are believed to have taken the lives of their sons before ending their own. A second, more detailed note discovered inside the property has stunned investigators – it reportedly outlined the family’s mindset, expressed exhaustion from years of caregiving, and even included instructions on handling their finances after death. Reports suggest the parents made a joint, desperate decision amid overwhelming pressure, with whispers of recent NDIS funding cuts adding to the family’s struggles.

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School newsletters from the boys’ younger years paint a heartbreaking contrast: Otis once shared his love for climbing mulberry trees, swinging, and cooking, while Leon enjoyed time with friends and family adventures. Photos shared by loved ones show joyful moments – brothers smiling together, family beach days, and playful pets – making this loss feel even more unimaginable.

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Police forensic teams swarmed the scene, with the home cordoned off as investigations continue into the exact sequence of events. Friends and carers have spoken out, describing the parents as dedicated but utterly exhausted primary caregivers. One former support worker called it a “failure” of systems meant to help families like theirs.

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Mosman Park murder-suicide: Australians urged to light candle …

In response to the outpouring of grief, Australians across the country are being urged to light a candle at 5pm tonight to honour Leon and Otis – the two innocent boys whose lives were cut tragically short. Tributes, flowers, and messages have already appeared near the home, as the nation mourns what many call an “unimaginable tragedy.”

This story has sparked urgent calls for better mental health and disability support. The details emerging – from the warning note to the financial planning in the second letter – reveal a level of planning that has left everyone asking: How could this happen in such a seemingly perfect family home?

Our hearts break for Leon, Otis, Jarrod, Maiwenna, and their pets. Light a candle tonight – and let’s hope this sparks real change. 🕯️