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Updated · Fox News · Oct 12

Retired SFPD Sgt. Kevin Mannix Kills Wife, 24-Year-Old Daughter in Mill Valley Murder-Suicide

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Oct 12

Retired SFPD Sgt. Kevin Mannix Kills Wife, 24-Year-Old Daughter in Mill Valley Murder-Suicide

Q: Who was the mysterious resident that escaped the Mill Valley home before the tragic double-murder suicide unfolded?

The identity of the resident who escaped the Mill Valley home has not been publicly disclosed. Both the original reporting and the additional material say only that deputies responded after a 911 call from “another resident” who got out safely. Marin County sheriff’s officials did not name that person or explain their relationship in detail in the initial public statements. Some follow-up reports noted that the Mannixes are believed to have had another daughter who survives them, but that detail was not confirmed by authorities as the identity of the caller or the person who escaped. Based on the information released so far, it remains unknown publicly who that resident was. What is confirmed is that authorities found Ann Mannix, Kevin Mannix and their daughter Katie dead inside the home, and investigators said the preliminary evidence points to Kevin Mannix as the suspected shooter in an apparent double-murder suicide.

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Marin County authorities identified Kevin Mannix, 68, as the suspected shooter in the deaths of retired San Francisco Deputy Chief Ann Mannix, 65, and their daughter Katie, 24, at the family’s Mill Valley home.
A 911 call brought deputies to the residence around 5 p.m. Sunday; another resident escaped safely, and deputies found all three family members dead inside.
Investigators called the case a suspected double-murder suicide and said autopsies for all three were scheduled for Tuesday, while declining to discuss evidence recovered from the home.
Ann Mannix was remembered by the San Francisco Police Officers Association as the first woman to join and later lead the department’s SWAT team, leaving the SFPD community reeling.