Bodies found on Antigoni Ct, Warrandyte, Melbourne: Bizarre twist as cops ... trends now By Wayne Flower, Melbourne Correspondent and Kylie Stevens For Daily Mail Australia Published: 05:04 GMT, 12 March 2024 | Updated: 05:05 GMT, 12 March 2024 Viewcomments An elderly couple have died in what police have described as a 'misadventure' on a street known as 'Millionaires Row' in Melbourne's north-east. Police made the grim discovery of a man and a woman's bodies at a home on Antigoni Court, Warrandyte about 9.30am on Tuesday. A police source told Daily Mail Australia that the deaths were not being treated as suspicious and claimed that the pair had died tragically via 'misadventure'. The couple were believed to be aged in their 70s and 80s. Grief-stricken family members of the couple were angry when they arrived at the Antigoni Court home on Tuesday where an elderly man and woman were found dead Daily Mail Australia understands that police are not treating the deaths of the pair as suspicious. Pictured are detectives at the scene However, a man believed to be the deceased couple's son denied his parents had participated in 'misadventure'. He also claimed that they had died on Sunday. 'They fell,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'It's not suspicious. There was no misadventure. I don't know what they're talking about.' The man claimed his elderly parents, who lived on their own, had parked their car down a deep embankment on their driveway instead of directly outside the front door. 'There is no murder. The police have gone through the footage.' Police and forensic officers remained at the home on Tuesday after a crime scene was declared. 'The circumstances surrounding the deaths are yet to be determined,' a police spokeswoman said. 'Police will await the results of a postmortem to determine the causes of death and whether there are any suspicious circumstances.' Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers. Shocked residents described the pair as friendly who kept to themselves, but would wave to neighbours when passing by in the street. A man believed the couple's son hit out at police claims that the pair died tragically via 'misadventure' A woman believed to be a relative of the deceased couple turned on the media Neighbours also claimed that they saw the couple, believed to be of Sri Lankan descent, going about daily lives as normal on Sunday and Monday. 'It is a shock to me and to their family,' one man told the Herald Sun. 'It is a tragedy.' Located in a quiet bushland suburb 25km from the CBD, Antigoni Court is home to a number of large mansions on four acre properties which are worth millions. The most recent sale in the street was for $1.8m in 2016. A resort-style estate in a nearby street less than 1km away recently sold for $4.6 million-plus and smashed the sales record for Warrandyte. Antigoni Court in Warrandyte remains a crime scene where a woman and man were found dead on Tuesday morning. Pictured are police at the scene Antigoni Court, Warrandyte in Melbourne's north-east is regarded as 'Millionaires' Row' CrimeMelbourne Share or comment on this article: Bodies found on Antigoni Ct, Warrandyte, Melbourne: Bizarre twist as cops reveal theory as family break silence All rights reserved for this news site (dailymail) and under his responsibility