Hispanic/Latina. On the afternoon of June 21, 2025, Edna Victoria Duran Arevalo, age 50, female, was found mortally wounded outside her home on the 100 block of Brookdale Avenue in San Francisco’s Sunnydale neighborhood. Officers responding around 3:45 p.m. rendered first aid, but Edna Victoria Duran Arevalo, age 50, female, died at the scene from an apparent gunshot wound to the head. A firearm was recovered, and witnesses told authorities they saw the shooting occur at close range.
Within hours, police detained her 32-year-old son, Marvin Duran, at the scene. Prosecutors later charged him with one count of murder, with an allegation that he personally and intentionally used a firearm, and three counts of child endangerment. At arraignment on June 25, he pleaded not guilty and was ordered held without bail pending further proceedings, with a subsequent court date set for July 8. The District Attorney’s office described multiple eyewitnesses to the killing and confirmed the recovery of the suspected weapon.
Further filings and local reporting detail that Edna Victoria Duran Arevalo, age 50, female, was allegedly shot at close range outside her residence in the Ingleside police district area that covers Sunnydale. Coverage summarizing court statements also reports mechanical issues preceding the fatal shot and emphasizes that the case moved forward after a judge found sufficient evidence to proceed to trial. As of late July 2025, the accused remained in custody and continued to deny the charges.
Community memorial listings recorded the loss of Edna Victoria Duran Arevalo, age 50, female, on June 21, 2025, in San Francisco, underscoring the abruptness of the violence and the shock to those who knew her. These notices echo the official confirmation of the date, city, and cause—gunfire—while the criminal case against the arrested suspect continued through the courts.
