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lasd_scvstation_pressrelease_badge[KHTS] – Coroner’s officials are investigating a suspected suicide at a home in the 26700 block of Iron Canyon Road, near Sand Canyon Road in Canyon Country, authorities said Monday.

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputies responded to a home around 7:15 p.m. because a resident, who had just returned from vacation, suspected someone was inside the house.

“An informant came home and thought there was somebody inside of the house,” said Sgt. Plazola of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.

Initial reports indicated shotgun shells and lit candles greeted the homeowner when the homeowner came home from vacation.

The homeowner then left and called 911, according to initial reports. Deputies established a containment of the area to search for a possible suspect, he said.

After deputies began their investigation, a dead body was later discovered at the scene, officials said.

The homeowner was uninjured. Sheriff’s Homicide officials were not available to release any information about the relationship between the person who reportedly committed suicide and the homeowner.

The identity of the body has not been released pending the notification of next of kin, according to officials.

Homicide detectives were contacted around 11 p.m.

Sheriff’s Station officials could not confirm any details of the crime scene.

Homicide officials did not release any initial information Sunday night. The scene was still under investigation Monday.

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45 Comments

  1. I just have like one question… the guy who called concerned some one was in his home was found dead later that night?!

  2. Danny Dang Danny Dang says:

    A little unclear but I’m assuming ur right Jared

  3. Dom Rulli Dom Rulli says:

    Seriously never said anything about anyone being dead or murdered

  4. Not much of a crime report?

  5. Dom, the fact that homicide detectives were there is a clear indication there was a death crime.

  6. Scott Bond Scott Bond says:

    My take.
    The guy came home and saw the aftermath of a crimr. Called 911. Sherri f’s came and the called homicide.

  7. Fatin Sako Fatin Sako says:

    So confusing. I can’t really understand what happened. Who died, the homeowner or suspect?

  8. Julia Vose Julia Vose says:

    …and? When are we going to read more about this? It’s been over 6 hours.

  9. Horribly written story, no idea what happened here.

  10. Whew. Thought I was the only one!

  11. Citizen Smith says:

    A real report;
    ————————————————
    SANTA CLARITA (CBSLA.com) — A burglary at a Santa Clarita home ended in an apparent suicide overnight, officials said.

    Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a home in the 26000 block of Iron Canyon Road Sunday night.

    The homeowner, who had just returned from vacation, suspected someone was inside the house and called 911.

    The suspect then barricaded himself inside.

    When SWAT and deputies entered the home, they found the suspect dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

    No other injuries were reported.

  12. Citizen Smith says:

    SANTA CLARITA (CBSLA.com) — A burglary at a Santa Clarita home ended in an apparent suicide overnight, officials said.

    Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a home in the 26000 block of Iron Canyon Road Sunday night.

    The homeowner, who had just returned from vacation, suspected someone was inside the house and called 911.

    A real report;
    ———————————

    The suspect then barricaded himself inside.

    When SWAT and deputies entered the home, they found the suspect dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

    No other injuries were reported.

  13. Homicide doesn’t go out for anything but deaths. It’s their job to make sure it is treated as a crime until they rule it out. That is so no mistakes are make.

  14. This writer needs to be fired.

  15. The detectives work for Robbery/Homicide … totally misleading the way they wrote this

  16. Wait-what-huh?! What a terribly written piece…..

  17. msc545 says:

    Where exactly did this writer attend journalism school ? Better yet, where did his editor, presuming he has one, attend J school ?

    This article provides absolutely no information of any value. If they didn’t have any information, they needed to wait until they did.

  18. Stephen Gold Stephen Gold says:

    Really why all the drama if your gonna right something don’t miss lead people really SCV is so Gay… Do something good for the town. Right about the new Skate Park and etc where the Greens go since it is such a sore Eye… That will never Happen….

  19. Any update on this Josh Dubin?

  20. Thanks Dustin! Yes this article is very unclear…Especially since there were 2 helicopters swarming for a couple hours from 8p-10p along with sounds of gunfire from 9p until about 1a…Almost sounded like a warzone out there!

  21. jason lipman says:

    Wow they write for a living?

  22. Citizen Smith says:

    Funny how the article is slowly being edited to include some information.

  23. Reyna Nunez Reyna Nunez says:

    Homicide detectives and the county coroner are investigating the gunshot death of a man whose body was found inside a home on Iron Canyon Road late last night, a spokesman for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station said today.

    “We’re treating this as an apparent suicide of a male,” said Lt. Fred Corral of the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Department. “He is a gunshot victim.”

    Coroner investigators were called to the 26700 block of Iron Canyon Road early this morning, Corral said, adding they are trying to contact the victim’s next of kin.

    Samta Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Sgt. Tom Bryski said questions about the death would have to be answered by the detectives assigned to the Homicide Bureau.

    Shortly before 8 p.m., deputies responded to reports of a burglar inside a home on Iron Canyon Road, according to Sgt. Cortland Myers.

    “The homeowner came home and found some evidence of a burglary,” he told The Signal late Sunday night.

    Deputies remained at the house for most of Sunday evening but no details were disclosed about their activities there.

    Sgt. Albert Playzola told The Signal after 11 p.m.: “They (deputies) have reason to believe that someone is in there. They do have it contained.

    “Time is on our side. We’re not going to rush this,” he said at the time.

    Signal Staff Writer Ryan Fonseca contributed to this report.

  24. Tana says:

    not to be rude but did anyone actually read the article before posting here? It CLEARLY states, a body was found, the homeowner was not injured, and no relation between homeowner and person who commitef suicide. It also states that body has been identified but name will not be released until next of kin is notified. The article was clear, and full of information. The law offices are NOT who look stupid here… Just saying!

  25. Nadiya says:

    Seriously? A person is dead and all you people can do is trash the writing?!
    Sorry for the loss of a human being.
    Happy the homeowner is safe.
    If you have nothing productive to say, just don’t comment.
    I appreciate the info and had no problem understanding it.

  26. like my comment for not reason

  27. Deana was this all the activity you heard?

  28. Lety Garcia Lety Garcia says:

    Cindy Magill-Prins….

  29. As soon as we confirm the identify of the victim, you’ll understand why we’ve been cagey about it.

  30. Maria Moran Maria Moran says:

    Juan Martinez datz wat happened last night

  31. I know Maria Moran, i was reading it this morning but i forgot to mention it.

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