The first arriving company located a 20' x 40' shed containing a travel trailer completely involved in fire. Due to the extent of the fire, a defensive strategy was used to confine the fire to the involved structure and travel trailer. Initial response to this incident involved four fire engines, three water tenders, and three command officers from East County Fire and Rescue, Camas Washougal Fire Department, and Vancouver Fire Department.
The travel trailer was occupied at the time of the fire. The occupants escaped and were uninjured, but two dogs and a cat died in the fire with another dog and cat unaccounted for. East County Fire and Rescue provides fire and life safety services to roughly 10, people over 60 square miles in southeast Clark County north and east of the Cities of Camas and Washougal.
We are a combination full-time, part-time, and volunteer-staffed fire district responding to an average of 1, calls a year on both sides of the Washougal River. Collision leads to discovery of deceased body. Salem, Ore. At approximately a. The driver, identified as Tyler Andrew Holman, age 39 of Salem, was located with injuries and transported for medical care. Deputies also discovered the body of a deceased woman.
The circumstances at the scene suggested that she was not killed in the car accident, rather, her body was being transported at the time of the crash. An autopsy performed by the Oregon State Medical Examiner determined that the woman's cause of death was from a gunshot wound and manner of death to be homicide.
The victim is identified as Ashley Jean Gandolfi, age The investigation into Gandolfi's death led detectives to a residence in the block of Acacia DR S where Holman resides. Gandolfi and Holman were previously in a romantic relationship.
