Two men killed in Westleigh shooting Police at the scene in Westleigh / Pic: Richard Dobson Source: The Daily Telegraph TWO men had gunshot wounds when their bodies were discovered in northern Sydney in what is believed to be a murder-suicide, police say. A police spokeswoman said paramedics discovered the bodies inside the property on Quarter Sessions Rd about 7.50pm. Joseph, a local resident, said he was in a nearby park coaching a soccer team when he heard what sounded like gunshots. I heard four shots and then a pause and then one on its own. I looked at my mate and said, 'That's not a gun shot is it?' Then I heard the police sirens," he said. I've lived here since I was born and I've hardly ever seen a cop car. The worst that's happened here before this was an egging, and that was me. Neighbour Ruth broke down as she described the well-liked residents of the property. I know the family. I thought it was an explosion and I looked up and smelled something. I thought it was a fire," she said. She described the mother of one those believed killed as extremely nice. She used to take care of my dog. The son was aged about 30. I used to see him at the dog grooming place and he used to have coffee with his mum all the time. It's terrible. Neighbours said they saw a young man arrive at the house shortly before the alleged shooting. Residents were last night gathered in groups along the normally peaceful street. It's a good community. Everybody knows each other," resident Joe, who declined to provide his surname, said. At 9.50pm, a man and woman pulled up to the house in a black BMW and ran toward the house. The woman collapsed to the ground weeping, with a police officer helping her to her feet. The pair were escorted by police into the next house. A crime scene was established and investigations are continuing.