Updates on the Camp and Woolsey fires,

LOS ANGELES — As a third body was discovered among the ashes of a home in Agoura Hills, residents in nearby Malibu questioned fire officials about the division of resources and rushed evacuation notices during the Woolsey fire’s devastating march through Los Angeles and Ventura counties.

The body, which has not been identified, was found by a cadaver dog searching a burned-out home on Lobo Canyon Road with law enforcement Tuesday. The remains were found on an enclosed patio or what could have been a bedroom, Los Angeles County sheriff’s homicide Lt. Derrick Alfred said.

The block is on a winding road nestled among charred hillsides directly in the path of the fire as it burned southwest across Paramount Ranch and down the hills that surround Kanan Road.

Alfred said deputies from the Lost Hills station along with Malibu Search and Rescue conducted an extensive search of the home Tuesday but initially didn’t find the body amid the ruins. That’s when authorities called in a dog to search.

“It was virtually impossible for any deputy to find those remains,” he said.

The remains of two other bodies considered fire-related deaths were found in a charred car on Mulholland Highway in Malibu last week.

At a town hall Tuesday, Malibu residents pressed officials for answers about why some homes weren’t saved and chastised them for wasting time with platitudes instead of updating residents.