Detectives have spoken to the father of a missing baby boy after the bodies of the man’s wife and their toddler daughter were pulled from the ocean.
Emergency services were on Tuesday battling vicious weather in the hunt for the two-month-old tot in rough seas off South Australia, as more teams scoured the shoreline in the desperate hope the child will be found alive.
Fishermen had found the bodies of 36-year-old Helena Wright and her young daughter in the waves at the foot of cliffs at Cape Northumberland, near Port Macdonnell in the state’s southeast, on Monday.
Ms Wright and her family were from Compton,
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