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Three found dead in Marin County home; two were former SFPD officers

Authorities found three people dead in a Strawberry, California home on Sunday. Sources identify two of the deceased as former San Francisco Police Department officers.

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In brief

  • Three people were found dead in a Strawberry, California home on Sunday evening.
  • Sources identify two of the deceased as former San Francisco Police Department officers.
  • The suspect is identified as former SFPD Sergeant Kevin Mannix; victims include his wife and daughter.
  • The Marin County Sheriff's Office states there is no threat to the public.

Three found dead in Marin County home; two were former SFPD officers

Three people were found dead inside a home in unincorporated Marin County on Sunday evening, according to the Marin County Sheriff's Office. The incident occurred in the community of Strawberry, near Mill Valley and Tiburon.

Incident Details

Deputies responded to reports of gunshots fired in the area just after 5 p.m. on Sunday. A call from someone inside the home reported that shots had been fired. Upon arrival, authorities discovered three deceased individuals.

"Inside the home, they discovered three deceased bodies. The nature of those victims and their connection to one another are all part of our active investigations," said Miguel Almaguer of the Marin County Sheriff's Office.

Almaguer stated that there is no threat to the public. As of the latest updates, the sheriff's office had not publicly identified the victims or provided specific details on the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

Victim and Suspect Identifications

While official identifications were pending, sources confirmed to ABC7 Eyewitness News that two of the deceased are former San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) officers. The sources identified the suspect as Kevin Mannix, a former SFPD Sergeant. The victims were identified as his wife, Ann Mannix, a former SFPD Deputy Chief, and the couple's 25-year-old daughter.

According to sources with knowledge of the incident, Kevin Mannix allegedly shot and killed his wife, then his daughter, before turning the gun on himself. This sequence of events has not been confirmed by official law enforcement statements.

Property records indicate that the home where the shooting occurred is owned by the two former officers. Investigators were waiting for a search warrant to enter the home as of Monday morning.


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Questions readers ask

Where did the incident involving three dead bodies occur?
The incident took place in a home in unincorporated Marin County, specifically in the community of Strawberry near Mill Valley and Tiburon.
Who are the victims and the suspect involved in the shooting?
Sources identified the suspect as Kevin Mannix, a former SFPD Sergeant, and the victims as his wife, Ann Mannix, a former SFPD Deputy Chief, and their 25-year-old daughter.
When did deputies respond to the reports of gunshots?
Deputies responded to reports of gunshots fired in the area just after 5 p.m. on Sunday.
What is the current status of the investigation and public safety?
Miguel Almaguer of the Marin County Sheriff's Office stated there is no threat to the public, and investigators were waiting for a search warrant to enter the home as of Monday morning.

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