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South Mackay shooting: Sad update after mother is allegedly shot dead in front of two girls while on their way to sports Man, 66, and woman, 34, allegedly shot in Mackay READ MORE: Alleged shooter bitten by deadly snake By Tita Smith For Daily Mail Australia and Aap Published: 22:58, 20 June 2024 | Updated: 23:33, 20 June 2024 e-mail A young girl is struggling to cope after witnessing an alleged murder. Natalie Jane Frahm, 34, was allegedly shot in the head and chest by her neighbour Ryan Geoffrey Cole, 31, as she pulled up in her car outside her house on Robb Place, South Mackay in central Queensland on Wednesday afternoon. Ms Frahm was travelling with two children, aged 11 and 12, who bravely ran from the car.

'They were heading out to some sort of sporting activity,' Detective Acting Superintendent Emma Novosel told reporters. Cole allegedly approached the woman as she sat in the vehicle with the girls before shooting her. Natalie Jane Frahm, 34, was allegedly fatally shot in the the head and chest by her Mackay neighbour Ryan Geoffrey Cole 'It's obviously a tragic incident where two young girls have witnessed a violent death,' Supt Novosel said.



'I want to acknowledge and commend their bravery for actually managing to remove themselves from such a dangerous situation and raise the alarm. 'It's incredibly brave, and I can't even begin to imagine the trauma that they must be experiencing.' The girls fled the car unharmed and alerted a 66-year-old male neighbour, James Trevo.

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