Summary
Police in Washington state found human remains they believe belong to Travis Decker, a man accused of killing his three daughters. The girls were found dead in June, and Decker's remains were recently discovered in a remote area near where their bodies were found.
Key Facts
- Human remains were found in Washington state and likely belong to Travis Decker.
- Decker was accused of murdering his three daughters, ages nine, eight, and five.
- The girls were discovered dead in a remote campground on June 2, with signs of suffocation and their wrists bound.
- Decker was last seen driving a truck that was found near the crime scene.
- He was wanted on charges of kidnapping and first-degree murder.
- Decker, an ex-soldier, may have had survival training allowing him to hide in remote areas.
- A reward of $20,000 was offered for information leading to Decker's capture.
- Police found the remains on Grindstone Mountain, close to the location where the girls' bodies were found.
