A father, his daughter and a second woman were all found dead in a murder-suicide at an enormous $15 million Los Angeles mansion.
The trio – all of whom are unidentified – were discovered killed at the property in the gated community of Rolling Hills around 10:20am Saturday.
A woman who identified herself as the man’s daughter called 911 and said she’d discovered her father and sister dead there.
When cops rushed to the scene, they found a second woman dead. It is unclear if she was the one who had just made the 911 call.
They are treating the horrific bloodbath as a domestic incident and say there is no threat to the wider community.
No details on the identity of the second woman found dead have been shared and the cause of death for the three has not been given.
A Fox11 helicopter filmed investigators working inside the huge property on Saturday afternoon.
One female officer could be seen walking around the outside of the house wearing blue latex gloves.
This is the stunning $15 million Los Angeles mansion that was rocked by a murder-suicide on Saturday that left a man and two women dead
A police officer wearing blue latex gloves was filmed at the scene of the murder-suicide Saturday afternoon. Two of the victims are said to be a father and daughter
Another was seen holding a camera and taking photos of the scene.
The house where the bloodbath took place is a stunning six bedroom, seven bathroom home built in 2006 by famous architect Robert L. Thompson.
It boasts huge floor to ceiling windows and rooms built around an enormous pool.
A real estate agent’s listing for the property brands it ‘one of the most architecturally stunning homes in Los Angeles.’
It offers views of the Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island to the south and the twinkling vista of Los Angeles to the North.
The home, which sits on four acres, has its own guest house, two private offices, large gym, sauna and Asian garden.