Cops visited Helena Wright’s house hours before she plunged to her death from clifftop with her two infant children – as police confirm she spoke to them the day before and share harrowing update on search for her baby
A woman named Helena Wright died after falling from a clifftop near Port MacDonnell along with her two infant children, in circumstances that police are now examining closely. It has emerged that officers visited her home hours before the incident took place, and police have since confirmed she was in contact with them the day before her death, raising questions about what warning signs, if any, were apparent beforehand.
Authorities have also provided a harrowing update on the ongoing search for one of her children, indicating that efforts to locate the baby are still under way. Full details of the police contact, the timeline leading up to the clifftop fall, and the outcome of the search were not included in the available article content.
- Helena Wright died falling from a clifftop with her two infant children.
- Police had visited her home hours earlier and spoken to her the day before.
- Search for her baby continues, police confirm.