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Investigators discover two bodies

Identities are still not being released

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On Thursday, more than 20 investigators were at the scene of Wednesday's shooting and house fire on F Place in Washougal.

The dead bodies of two adults and four dogs were discovered today at the scene of Wednesday’s house fire and shooting at 3275 “F” Place in Washougal.

Clark County Sgt. Kevin Allais said during a press briefing today at the scene that the victims have not been positively identified and autopsies are being performed. The house, located just north of Safeway, was owned since 2002 by Steven D. and Leona M. Stanbary, according to Clark County property records.

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