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An inquest into the double murder-suicide in Floreat, Perth, has revealed chilling details of the final moments of the victims' lives. The gunman, armed with two Glock pistols, killed a mother and daughter before taking his own life. The inquest heard that the gunman had suffered an acquired brain injury and exhibited severe signs of depression and anxiety, but his family claims the hospital failed to provide a comprehensive mental health assessment. The court also heard that the gunman's Glock licences should not have been renewed after a 2005 legal change, and that there were years of domestic violence and coercive control in the relationship between the gunman and his estranged wife.
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