Police are investigating the deaths of two people whose bodies were found on a walking track in Victoria's south-west this morning.
A man and woman, who are yet to be formally identified, were found by a passer-by on the track at Gellibrand Lower near Wreck Beach about 10:45am. The area is a 30-minute drive from the popular Twelve Apostles tourist attraction on the Great Ocean Road. Police said they were yet to determine the circumstances of the deaths, but were not currently searching for anyone else in relation to the incident.'It's constant torture': Heartbreak as 4yo excluded from kindergarten after epilepsy diagnosisNatalie Frahm had only lived in the quiet South Mackay cul-de-sac a short time before suffering a 'violent death'
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