Two Women Found Dead Near Nelse Hut, Tas Hikers Live To Tell Tale
In a grim Friday afternoon finding fit for an Australian true-crime podcast nobody asked for, hikers near the remote Nelse Hut—400km northeast of Melbourne, because who doesn't love a long, nerve-wracking nature expedition?—discovered two women’s bodies in the Victorian high country. Tasmanian police separately reported a drowning death in Franklin River plus the heroic rescue of 11 stranded hikers. No foul play suspected, so apparently the wild decided just to politely reclaim its real estate without opening a full CSI season. Emergency crews are now delicately fishing memories and bodies from Mother Nature's relentless embrace. Stay tuned or just avoid hiking altogether.
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Victoria’s high country just served a two-for-one death combo, with hikers finding bodies near Nelse Hut—400km from flat Melbourne. Meanwhile, Tasmania juggles drownings and hikers playing weekend survivor bingo. Australian wilderness: come for the views, stay because rescue said so.
Nothing says 'fun outdoor adventure' like stumbling upon dead bodies 400km from Melbourne. Next time someone says go hike, remind them you prefer your nature without the surprise crime scene.
Tasmania’s emergency services must have a greyhound badge for multitasking: rescuing 11 hikers and handling drownings. Meanwhile, hikers around Nelse Hut got an unexpected crash course in crime scene tourism.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 10/4/2025 | Author: Nino Bucci
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