The our bodies of 5 individuals and several useless animals were found on a rural Oregon property Saturday — before the “quintuple homicide” suspect was later discovered useless by suicide in a automotive, according to authorities.

Five individuals and “several” domesticated animals were discovered useless on a distant property outside of Forest Grove, 25 miles east of Portland, just before 5:30 a.m., according to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

Five individuals were killed, and several domesticated animals were discovered useless on a rural property outside of Forest Grove on Saturday morning. KGW8

Firefighters stumbled upon the grim scene while responding to a report of a car fireplace and instantly called legislation enforcement to examine, police said.

The suspect, recognized as Benjamin Charles Parker, 36, was later discovered useless inside a automotive in Enumclaw — a small metropolis roughly 50 miles southwest of Seattle. Parker died by obvious suicide, police announced on Sunday.

The identities of the 5 slain individuals have not yet been launched, and authorities have not yet said whether the victims were associated.

Washington County Detective Shannon Wilde said in a press convention on Sunday that the case is being investigated as a “quintuple homicide” and that investigators do not believe that the killings were a “random act.”

The quintuple murder suspect, recognized as Benjamin Charles Parker, 36, was discovered useless of obvious suicide in a automotive in Enumclaw. KGW8

Parker knew the victims, though Sheriff Caprice Massey declined to state how they knew each other or whether a motive has been decided when talking to reporters late Sunday, KOIN6 reported.

No particulars have been revealed about the method in which the 5 individuals were murdered, or how the car fireplace and useless animals are associated to the investigation.

Records present Parker lived in the dwelling where the our bodies were discovered at one level, but it’s unclear whether he still resided there, Oregon Public Broadcasting reported.

“In my 22 years here, I have not been a part of or witnessed a scene quite this complex involving this type of an investigation,” Massey instructed reporters.

“I recognize that this incident is deeply concerning to our community. Our investigators are working to determine what happened, and we have dedicated every available resource to this case,” Massey said.