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Parents of boys found dead in NSW share heartbreaking tribute

Two brothers aged six and seven were found dead on Monday afternoon inside a home in Coonabarabran, New South Wales.
The children had been removed from their parents' care four years earlier, and their 66-year-old maternal grandmother was arrested at the scene.
The grandmother remains in a mental health facility, police are investigating a double homicide, and the community has held vigils to mourn the boys.
According to family, the brothers "adored each other" and were involved in activities like soccer and karate, with hundreds gathering to honour their lives.
The case highlights ongoing welfare concerns and has prompted community support efforts while police prepare possible charges after autopsy results.

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