The mother of the woman found dead in a Southport unit on Friday afternoon, has posted a confronting poem to social media suggesting her daughter was scared of her bikie ex-partner.
The bodies of Shelsea Schilling and former Bandido bikie Bronson Ellery were found at a Southport unit on Johnston Street about 4.40pm.
![Shelsea Schilling was found dead at Southport on Friday afternoon.](/web/20161115015024im_/http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/content/dam/images/g/s/o/3/p/d/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gso3vc.png/1478999223560.jpg)
Bonnie Markwell Mobbs posted to Facebook on Sunday morning a message to all women suffering from domestic violence.
"Shelsea wrote this when Bronson was in jail and was scared for her life .... rest in peace my beautiful angle (sic)," Ms Mobbs wrote.
![Bronson Ellery, a former Bandido bikie known to police as "Lizard Man", was also found dead at Southport on Friday.](/web/20161115015024im_/http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/content/dam/images/g/s/o/3/q/q/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gso3vc.png/1478999223560.jpg)
The poem highlighted the fear Ms Schilling had for her ex-partner Bronson Ellery and was titled "For Bronson".
"He made me happy but loved to make me sad .... The man of my dreams is my biggest fear.
"I stayed and I waited .... Cause I didn't want to walk alone .... But the longer I stayed, the less it felt like home.
"The man I had has changed me ...... He had hopes to de-rail me .... Box me up and chain me.
"What he's done is unforgivable .... Threats and accusations .... Thought it was all miscommunication.
"You won't know until the time has come .... Where he's looking at you from behind a gun.
"He's got me wondering how long I've got to live .... Will it depend on what he's willing to give?
"Still I think of him, because he's the man I wanted all to myself .... Girls be careful what you wish for, you might wish for hell."
Ms Mobbs also posted just before 2pm on Friday an appeal to help find her daughter who she described as "feared missing".
Police investigations continue into the causes of death.
Anyone with any information in relation to the deaths is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Lifeline 13 11 14.
With AAP