Mum of twins Felicity Shadbolt found dead after going bushwalking

The body of missing bushwalker Felicity Shadbolt has been found, four days after the mother-of-two disappeared.

Tragically, Ms Shadbolt, 36, was mum to twin girls who were born 10-weeks premature, weighing only 2.5kg between them both.

The Western Australian woman vanished on Sunday shortly after going for a run on Mount Nameless in WA’s Pilbara region.

Her last known contact was after sending a text message saying she would be home in 20 minutes.

A member of the public found the body of missing mother Felicity Shadbolt in scrub 500 metres from the edge of Tom Price Tourist Park https://t.co/pS1AAjtMs9
— The Australian (@australian) January 17, 2019

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A search commenced after Ms Shadbolt failed to return home, and her body was found near a caravan park on Wednesday.

The temperature hit a staggering 46C around the time Ms Shadbolt went missing, sparking fears she had suffered heatstroke.

However police have confirmed they are not ruling out foul play.

April Glover Features Writer

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