San Francisco, CA – A tragic incident unfolded in San Francisco’s Portola neighborhood over the weekend as a husband and wife were found dead in what authorities suspect to be a murder-suicide. The couple, identified as Oscar Picazo and Forinda “Flo” Picazo, were discovered in their home on Dwight Street and San Bruno Avenue on Sunday night. Oscar, who had worked for Recology for nearly three decades, and Flo, a 911 dispatcher since 2008, leave behind four adult children and a grandchild.
According to police reports, officers responded to a call reporting a shooting around 8:44 p.m. The couple was pronounced dead at the scene with gunshot wounds. While the investigation is ongoing, authorities have not disclosed details about the couple’s relationship or which individual was the shooter in this tragic incident.
Devastated family members and neighbors are still trying to come to terms with the shocking news. The couple’s oldest daughter, Jazmin, has described her parents as remarkable individuals, emphasizing her father’s dedication to his job at Recology and her mother’s commitment to serving the community as a 911 dispatcher.
The Department of Emergency Management has expressed its profound sadness over the loss of one of its valued employees. Candles and tributes have been left outside the couple’s home, reflecting the impact they had on their community.
Neighbors have expressed their sorrow and disbelief, sharing stories of the couple’s kindness and generosity. Through social media posts, it is evident that Oscar and Flo were passionate Bay Area sports fans, cherished by many for their friendly demeanor and willingness to help others.
As the San Francisco Police Department continues its investigation, the community mourns the loss of this beloved couple, who touched the lives of many. The tragic event serves as a reminder of the preciousness of life and the importance of supporting one another during difficult times.