'Lovely' husband and wife found dead in their Western Sydney shop
A husband and wife found dead in their shop in Sydney's west this morning have been remembered as "lovely people" as the police investigation unfolds.
Hoa Tek Chien, 69, and his wife Heang Kim Gau, 68, were found dead inside their family-run Buzzy Bee's Burger House in Cambridge Park about 9.40am.
One of their sons discovered their bodies and called the police.
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Hoa Tek Chien, 69, and his wife Heang Kim Gau, 68, were found dead inside their family-run Buzzy Bee's Burger House in Cambridge Park about 9.40am. Nine
The couple suffered "significant injuries," Acting Superintendent Michael Cantrell said.
"The family are obviously devastated and they are assisting police," he said.
"All motives are being considered at this point in time. We have no intelligence to suggest that there's any further threat."
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Hoa Tek Chien, 69, and his wife Heang Kim Gau, 68, were found dead inside their family-run Buzzy Bee's Burger House in Cambridge Park about 9.40am. Nine
9News understands the couple sustained multiple stab wounds, and investigators are treating the incident as a targeted attack.
Police said they had seen footage showing a masked man in the vicinity of the crime scene, but they'd yet to establish if it was related to the deaths.
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Police said they had seen footage showing a masked man in the vicinity of the crime scene, but they'd yet to establish if it was related to the deaths. Nine
Officers were called to a store on Oxford Street in Cambridge Park following reports of an assault at 9.40am today. Sydney Morning Herald
Regulars to the restaurant were seen laying flowers outside the sealed-off crime scene.
"When my husband and I heard about it, we had to come here and pay our respects, they're such lovely people and their food is great," one local told 9News.
Police said there are no suspects at this stage.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.
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