Man charged over woman's death, two other bodies discovered in quiet Sunshine North street A MAN who allegedly shot dead a woman in Sunshine North, has been charged with murder. A woman, 22, was shot dead in the rear bedroom of a brick veneer house in Meadowbank Drive about 9am on Friday morning. Police later charged a 34-year-old Sunshine North man. He was remanded at an out-of-sessions hearing to appear at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on Monday. Not long after, in a house about 100m away, the bodies of two women, one in her 40s and one in her 80s, were found. Police said their deaths were unrelated to the shooting, and were not being treated as suspicious. The woman was shot in the upper body. An ambulance was called by an occupant of the house about 9.15am, but paramedics were unable to enter until police arrived and ensured the scene was safe. Residents of a nursing home across from the house were told to stay indoors while police secured the scene. Detectives later walked a man who lives at the property to an unmarked police car. Brown paper bags covered his hands and his T-shirt was bloodstained. The homicide squad's Detective Senior Sergeant Stephen McIntyre said the arrested man and the dead woman had been known to each other. He added that police had seized a firearm. Forensics experts scoured the house during the day while the body remained in the bedroom. A post-mortem was due to be conducted last night. The woman's identity had not been released. Residents said they had not heard any shots. "I didn't hear anything," neighbour Tesfay said. I didn't expect someone would be killed. The cause of death of the other women was not released.