US EditionInvestigators Reveal Cause of Death for Murdered Wenatchee Sisters
- Authorities found the bodies of three Decker sisters near Rock Island Campground, Washington, on June 2, and their father, Travis Decker, remains at large.
- The girls were reported missing on May 30 after Decker failed to return them to their mother following a scheduled visitation, prompting a search and an Endangered Missing Person Alert.
- Investigators discovered the girls had plastic bags over their heads and zip ties on their wrists, with probable cause documents indicating asphyxiation as the likely cause of death.
- Travis Decker, a 32-year-old former military member deemed dangerous, is being sought on multiple charges including murder and custodial interference, with authorities offering a $20,000 reward for tips leading to his capture.
- Law enforcement agencies continue a multi-jurisdictional manhunt urging the public to call 911 if Decker is spotted, cautioning he should not be approached due to the risk he poses.
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Probable Cause of Death Revealed for 3 Sisters Who Didn't Return After Visitation With Their Dad
The three young sisters in Washington who were allegedly murdered during a visit with their homeless father died of asphyxiation, according to documents filed this week by police in Washington's Chelan County Superior Court.
·United States
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Authorities Find Three Girls Missing For Days Dead, Launch Manhunt For Man With Extensive Military Training
A homeless military veteran and father of three girls kidnapped and murdered them all after a visit Friday, north-central Washington State authorities alleged
·Washington, United States
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Travis Decker's three daughters 'suffocated to death on camping trip' with dad - The Mirror
Ex-soldier Travis Decker is wanted on 3 counts of murder and kidnapping after his three daughters were found dead after a planned camping trip with him - as reports suggest the girls were suffocated
·London, United Kingdom
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