Deputies find missing Auburn woman’s remains near Snoqualmie Pass | Auburn Reporter

Deputies find missing Auburn woman’s remains near Snoqualmie Pass

By Robert Whale • August 13, 2020 1:30 am

The King County Medical Examiner confirmed on Monday that a body found near Snoqualmie Pass on Aug. 5 was that of a missing Auburn woman.

On July 29, two days after she was last seen, Diana Davis’ 2013 silver Chevy Impala was found fully engulfed in flames in the 1600 block of Court E in downtown Tacoma, and Tacoma police suspected foul play.

Tacoma police reported that on Aug, 5, the King County Sheriff’s Office had found an unidentifed woman’s body near the pass.

Tacoma police and the King County Sheriff’s Office are investigating this case as a homicide.

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