Mystery as missing mom and daughter are found dead on remote road in 'apparent murder-suicide' | The Sun

MYSTERY surrounds the deaths of a mom and daughter who were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide.

Dawna Roe, 51, and her daughter and Gabrielle, 16, were reported missing after being last seen on June 30 in Payette County, Idaho.



Days later, the pair were found dead inside Dawna's 2004 Toyota van in a remote location on public land northwest of Drewsey, Oregon.

Deputies with Grant County and Harney County responded to a report of a van with two bodies inside it on Thursday afternoon.

The Grant County Sheriff's Office said, "no other individuals are being sought at this time."

Dawna and Gabrielle were last seen before heading out for a camping trip on June 30 before alarm was raised.

A missing person's flyer generated following their disappearance said there was "concern" for both their safety.

Drivers were asked to keep an eye out for Dawna's light blue Toyota Sienna van.

In their appeal for information, Caldwell Police Department said: "Family and friends do not know where they might have gone and camping is out of character for Dawna.

An update on July 7 said tips were being exhausted with no leads to the pair's whereabouts.

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The following day, new information said they had been found and their family had been notified.

Oregon State troopers, Oregon State Police Forensic personnel and the Major Crimes Team attended the scene with deputies from Grant and Harney counties.

Investigators stayed through Thursday night and did not leave until Friday at 9am.

A GoFundMe has been set up to cover funeral costs for the victims.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) or text Crisis Text Line at 741741.


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