Public records and reporting note arrests and various charges in the area, with addresses provided for several defendants.

News outlets, including Fox News Digital, have confirmed the ownership linkage through public records and are seeking comment from Rep. Pressley’s office.

A spokesperson for Congresswoman Pressley states she and her family are not involved in the incident.

The eight-bedroom, two-story home, built in 1910, is listed for sale for about $1.15 million and currently has tenants.

The Mattapan residence at 25 Malta Street is owned by Conan Harris, who is married to U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley, according to Suffolk County property records and deeds.

A spokesman for Rep. Pressley says she is not the landlord of the rental property, despite the ownership link to her husband.

The eight-bedroom, four-bath, 2,713-square-foot multifamily home is described in listings and records as owned by Harris and related in public records to Pressley.

Police were dispatched to the scene at about 1:52 p.m. on the day of the incident, and no formal report had been filed by 6 p.m., leaving initial details limited.

A person was found deceased at a residence in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood, triggering a homicide investigation by the Boston Police Homicide Unit.

The Homicide Unit is leading the investigation, with no additional details released at the time.

The death is linked to a seven-bedroom Boston home associated with Conan Harris, husband of Representative Ayanna Pressley.

News outlets have reached out to Pressley’s office for comment, and a local realtor indicated the residents have lived there for an unspecified period.