A series of tragic shark attacks have left swimmers dead and prompted beach closures in Western Australia. In a shocking incident at Sorrento Beach, a swimmer was killed in front of horrified witnesses, with reports describing gory scenes reminiscent of a movie. Authorities confirmed a 20-foot Great White shark was involved, leading to a catch-and-destroy order. This marks a grim trend, as authorities note that shark attack deaths have hit a six-year high in the region. Earlier this week, another swimmer was attacked, and there have been multiple sightings of sharks nearby. Beaches along the west coast remain closed as communities grapple with the fear and trauma surrounding these incidents.