By James Eng, msnbc.com
Authorities were investigating what led to the deaths of two women whose bodies were found Tuesday outside an elementary school in Saugus, Mass.
A custodian at Lynnhurst Elementary School found the bodies about 6:45 a.m. lying on the ground behind a school building. The bodies were clothed and had "obvious" signs of trauma, said Carrie Kimball Monahan, a spokeswoman for Essex County District Attorney's Office.
One victim was elderly and the other appeared to be middle-aged, Monahan said.
"We don?t know who they are, and we are asking the public to assist us," she said.
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The deaths were being treated as homicides. Authorities had no suspects.
The area where the bodies were found was immediately cordoned off so no children saw them.
"The staff and faculty did a?good job in preventing the children who did arrive at school this morning from seeing the two bodies. None of the children were exposed to that," Monahan said.
School was canceled for the day.
Saugus is a town of about 26,000 about 13 miles north of Boston.
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