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From the KUOW Newsroom, this is Seattle now.

I'm Paige Browning with a roundup of today's top stories.

It's Friday, September 19th.

Starting with the Shalan County Sheriff's Office says it believes it found the remains of Travis Decker.

Decker is accused of killing his three daughters who were found dead near a campsite outside of Leavenworth.

Northwest Public Broadcasting's

Murrow Fellow, Renee Diaz, has more. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office says they found the

remains on Thursday, nearly three quarters of a mile from where the Decker's sisters' bodies were

found. Investigators found clothing, along with remains in a difficult to reach area at over

4,000 feet in elevation. Here's Shaland County Sheriff Mike Morrison. We feel pretty confident that

this most likely is Mr. Decker, but again, until we get 100% confirmation, our search efforts are

going to continue. Primarily, it finally brings justice for Peyton

Evelyn and Olivia. The evidence is now with the Washington State Patrol's Crime Lab for DNA testing.

I'm Renee Diaz reporting. In another tragedy, the U.S. Army's confirming that four special

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