Summary
Federal prosecutors have asked to drop the arrest warrant for Travis Decker, a former soldier suspected of killing his three daughters, because he is now confirmed dead. Authorities believe they found Decker's remains in Washington, although DNA confirmation is pending.
Key Facts
- Authorities suspect Travis Decker of killing his three young daughters.
- He was a former soldier.
- His daughters were found suffocated at a campground in June.
- A manhunt for Decker lasted three months.
- U.S. Marshals Service reported that Decker is dead.
- Prosecutors requested to cancel his arrest warrant.
- Remains thought to be Decker's were found in central Washington.
- DNA tests to confirm the identity are still pending.
