She was also a nurse and some of those anti-allergy meds

were by injection.   Self-medication stuff-up?

Detective Superintendent Adnan Pandibu, who is leading the investigation, says about 30 prescription and non-prescription medications were found in a toiletries bag in their room.

The Courier-Mail reports the drugs include three anti-allergens, a strip of antihistamine tablets, paracetamol, eye and ear drops, anti-nausea and stomach drugs, asthma medications, a sedative and an antidepressant.

Somehow I don't think that these medications are the cause of their deaths,this is all just a destraction to shy away from what really caused their deaths and all their family members believe this to be so.The police there are quick to blame a tourist that has been caught with drugs but try to cover up when it's one of their own.

I have never considered eye and ear drops to be a drug before.  Perhaps one of the medications was contaminated or not what it was meant to be.

It is very sad and I hope the family gets the answers they need.

Was the room cordoned off before the police arrived or were staff allowed to enter?

I think the cops are making this up to cover the truth

It's certainly a very strange case. Can't wait to hear the findings of the autopsy.

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@icyfroth wrote:

It's certainly a very strange case. Can't wait to hear the findings of the autopsy.

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Ah yes.  But if the family don't like what's found and ask for privacy,

then no-one will ever know