The man, 32, was arrested on Tuesday at about 12.20pm at a hospital after the bodies were discovered two weeks apart at a property in Gurranang. Police were first called to the property on Summerland Way on September 13 after a body was found inside the home, believed to be a 79-year-old man. On Monday, police returned to the property for inquiries over the first death. Another crime scene was then set up to find out what happened to the other man, believed to be 59 years old. Homicide commander Detective Superintendent Joe Doueihi told Nine the 59-year-old had travelled interstate to sort out the estate of the 79-year-old, and was a relative. 'He attended NSW from another state to assist police with their inquiries and to sort out the estate and, unfortunately, he returned to that premises, where he was set upon by the neighbour, and sustained fatal injuries,' he said. A 32-year-old will face court today charged with stealing a motor vehicle and two counts of murder. Investigations ar...