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Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

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which is what we have tonight, said I wouldn't be back, and I am back.

And that is because it appears law enforcement is closing in on Travis Decker.

He is the former infantryman soldier.

He's a trained survivalist and now, sadly, an accused child killer of his own three daughters,

Peyton, Evelyn, and Olivia, who were just nine, eight, and five years old.

It is a gruesome story.

He apparently is suffering from PTSD,

has a borderline personality disorder that he was diagnosed with, and is now accused of asphyxiation of all three daughters by placing a plastic bag over their heads and zip tying their

hands. So authorities now, this is into the second week of this manhunt and they are using

everything to find them. Let's bring in as we're waiting this news conference a former

Seattle hostage negotiator in Kings

County, Jim Fuda, and Chief Jerome Brown with the U.S. Gorsal Service will be providing an

update on the ongoing investigation involving Travis Decker. At the conclusion of both of their

updates, they will be available for about five minutes for

questions and with that I'll welcome Sheriff Morrison. Thanks Sergeant. Good

afternoon, Schlawn County Sheriff Mike Morrison again appreciate all you being

here paying attention I want to start off as we have in the past just making sure

that we're remembering why we're here as for Pey Peyton, Evelyn, and Olivia, their memories continue to motivate us, continue to inspire

our agency to seek justice and be their voice. Our thoughts and prayers go out to their family.

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