Two women have been found dead in a property in Aberdeen.
Police were called to Cloverleaf Grange in the Bucksburn area of the city on Wednesday afternoon to concerns for a person.
Upon arrival, officers found the bodies of two women, aged 41 and 50, within the property that is located next to Kepplehills Road in the suburb.
Their cause of death has not been revealed.
However, officers confirmed there does not appear to be any suspicious circumstances
Enquiries into Aberdeen deaths ongoing
Forensic teams were seen entering the Bucksburn property yesterday as inquiries were carried out.
Police said inquiries are ongoing to establish the events leading up to their deaths.
In the community today, neighbours expressed their shock at the tragedy.
One resident, who did not want to be named, said police were at the property for “hours and hours” yesterday.
She said: “I’m in complete shock.”
Another resident said those involved in the tragedy kept themselves to themselves, and that they had only ever seen one of the women before, picking up litter outside.
Another said: “I saw the police coming up to the door and checking windows to see if there was anyone in. There was a light on.
“They were there for ages.”
‘Not believed to be any suspicious circumstances’
In a statement, a Police Scotland spokesman said: “At around 3.50pm on Wednesday, October 3, we received a report of a concern for person in Cloverleaf Grange in Aberdeen.
“Officers attended and the bodies of two women, one aged 41 and one aged 50, were found within.
“Inquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances but there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances.
“A report will be sent to the procurator fiscal.”
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