Police say they carried out a welfare check at a woman’s home in the hours before the bodies of the woman and her young child were found in the ocean. Multiple reports state the incident involved a murder-suicide investigation, with police confirming the earlier attendance at the property as part of their inquiries. Media coverage also notes that a separate search effort for an infant son was launched but later called off. The accounts agree on the core timeline elements: a police welfare visit occurs prior to the discovery of the bodies, and the search for the missing infant ends without further live findings. The reports do not provide additional agreed details about the circumstances leading up to the discovery or the specific location and time of the welfare check. Police have not been reported as releasing further information beyond the confirmation of the welfare check and the status of the infant search. The case remains under investigation as authorities continue to determine the events leading to the deaths.