US EditionFather and Daughters Missing From Wenatchee After Planned Visitation
- On Saturday, authorities alerted the public that three children from Wenatchee went missing and are considered endangered; they were last seen with their father on Friday at approximately 5 p.m.
- The children left home for a planned visitation under a parenting plan, but their father, Travis Decker, has since gone outside the plan's parameters, prompting alarm from authorities.
- Travis Decker, age 32, is approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighs around 190 pounds, has black hair styled in a ponytail, and brown eyes. He was last observed wearing a shirt of a light shade and dark-colored shorts while operating a white 2017 GMC Sierra truck.
- Paityn , Evelyn , and Olivia Decker are reported missing and are considered unable to return home without assistance. Detailed descriptions have been provided, including their heights, weights, hair and eye colors, and clothing for some of the children.
- Authorities are actively investigating and ask that anyone who spots Travis Decker or the children, or has relevant information, to contact 911 promptly, citing case number 25W08321; meanwhile, they continue to monitor the situation closely without issuing an AMBER Alert.
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Police Tell Public to Stop Searching for 3 Sisters Who Vanished While Visiting Dad, but It's Unclear Why
Wenatchee authorities have canceled the endangered missing persons alert for the three young Decker sisters who vanished last week while visiting their father, Travis — but it wasn't immediately clear what changed in the investigation
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While they could not share any additional information, it is worth noting that this location is only about 30 minutes from Wenatchee, which is the last known location of three girls who went missing over the weekend.
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3 sisters missing after leaving for planned visitation with father: Police
WENATCHEE, Wash. (WJW) – Authorities in Washington state are searching for three young sisters who didn’t return home after a planned visitation with their father. According to a press release from the Wenatchee Police Department, all three girls were last seen around 5 p.m. on May 30 when they left their home with their father. Officials are now asking for help in finding the girls, who are unable to return home on their own. Kent State …
3 sisters reported missing after leaving home for ‘planned’ visitation with father, police say
A search is underway for three young girls who were last seen leaving home with their father for a planned visitation last week in Washington state, according to authorities.
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