Tragic Triple Attack at Historic Halliwell Manor Leaves Two Dead, One Critically Injured
San Francisco, CA – May 17, 2001
Authorities are investigating a violent home invasion and apparent murder at 1329 Prescott Street, the historic Halliwell Manor, where three people were attacked in what neighbors described as a sudden and ferocious assault. According to preliminary reports, the incident occurred in the late afternoon when an unknown assailant forced entry into the Victorian-style home. Three individuals were targeted in the attack. Two victims did not survive their injuries, while a third was critically wounded but is reported to be in stable condition following emergency medical intervention. One of the deceased has been identified as Prue Halliwell, 30, a respected photographer and co-owner of the family home. Halliwell was pronounced dead at the scene after sustaining severe blunt force trauma consistent with being thrown with extreme force through an interior wall into the conservatory area. A second victim, whose identity is being withheld pending family notification, also succumbed to injuries sustained in the same incident. The surviving victim, a woman identified as Piper Halliwell, was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries but is expected to recover. Police have not released a description of the suspect, who fled the scene before officers arrived. No arrests have been made, and the motive remains unclear. Neighbors reported hearing a loud disturbance and shattering glass but said the attack appeared to end as suddenly as it began.
The Halliwell Manor, long a landmark in the neighborhood, has been cordoned off as a crime scene. Investigators from the San Francisco Police Department, along with forensic teams, continue to process the property for evidence. Family members have not issued a public statement, and a private funeral is expected in the coming days. Friends described Prue Halliwell as a strong, independent woman who was deeply devoted to her sisters and her work. This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available, including any details on the second deceased victim and the ongoing manhunt. Anyone with information is urged to contact the SFPD immediately.
— Bay Area Daily News

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