Apparent murder-suicide being investigated near Aloha

Portland, ORLocal News

In a tragic incident, the Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating a murder-suicide involving a father and daughter at the Baseline Woods Apartments near Aloha. This event unfolded on December 11, 2024, when deputies were called to the scene shortly before 10 a. m. Upon arrival, they found two bodies, prompting a thorough investigation into the circumstances. While details are still emerging, this case underscores the critical issues of domestic violence and mental health affecting communities nationwide.

The sheriff's office is dedicated to supporting the families involved and ensuring the safety of local residents. They stress the importance of seeking help for mental health challenges in difficult situations. As the investigation continues, community members are encouraged to remain vigilant and utilize available support resources.

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