Father, Daughter and Woman Found Dead in $15 Million Los Angeles Mansion Murder-Suicide

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 shocking murder-suicide has left three people dead inside a $15 million luxury mansion in the exclusive Rolling Hills community of Los Angeles.

Police confirmed that a man, his daughter, and another unidentified woman were found dead at the sprawling six-bedroom, seven-bathroom property around 10:20 a.m. on Saturday. Authorities are treating the case as a domestic incident and say there is no ongoing threat to the wider community.

The tragedy unfolded after a woman identifying herself as the man’s daughter called 911 to report discovering her father and sister dead inside the residence. When officers arrived, they located a second woman’s body at the scene. Investigators have not confirmed whether she was the caller.

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

The identities of the victims have not been released, and officials have not disclosed the exact cause of death.

Helicopter footage showed investigators combing through the property on Saturday afternoon. Officers in blue latex gloves were seen photographing evidence around the estate.

The mansion, designed in 2006 by renowned architect Robert L. Thompson, is considered one of the most architecturally striking homes in Los Angeles. The residence features sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows, expansive rooms built around a large pool, and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Catalina Island, and the Los Angeles skyline.

The four-acre property also includes a guest house, two private offices, a gym, sauna, and landscaped Asian garden.

Authorities continue to investigate the triple death as a suspected murder-suicide.