Body found at home owned by 'Squad' Rep. Ayanna Pressley’s husband

Boston homicide detectives are investigating after a body was discovered Saturday at a Mattapan property owned by the husband of U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, according to a report.

Officers were called to the Boston neighborhood shortly before 2 p.m. for what was logged as an “investigate person call,” the Boston Globe reported, citing police spokesperson Officer James Moccia.

When police arrived, they found a deceased person in the area of the home, Moccia said.

A body was found at the Boston residence. David McGlynn

Rep. Ayanna Pressley and her husband Conan Harris hold hands while joining picketing hotel workers.

Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) and her husband Conan Harris join picketing hotel workers. Getty Images

Sergeant Detective John Boyle, another Boston police spokesperson, described the response at the seven-bedroom Malta Street property as a “death investigation,” according to the Globe.

City records show the house is owned by Pressley’s husband, Conan Harris, and has been valued at more than $919,000, the outlet reported.

Authorities have not said whether anyone was living at the residence when the body was found. The property had been listed for sale roughly a month earlier.

Representatives for Pressley could not immediately be reached for comment by The Post and declined to comment to the Boston Globe.

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