We have covered this case since it broke and we have more to discuss while law enforcement

continue to search for Travis Decker. So a quick backstory to catch everybody up. It was

supposed to be just another weekend visit. On May 30th, 2025, Travis Decker picked up his three

daughters, Peyton, Evelyn, and Olivia for a three-hour visitation.

But he never brought them back. Instead, what followed was a nightmare, one that has triggered

a full-scale manhunt through the rugged wilderness of Washington State and has left an entire

community shattered. The world is shattered by this crime. Travis Decker wasn't a stranger to

hardship. He served for years in the U.S. Army, deployed to Afghanistan and trained in survival and

combat. By 2025, Travis was living out of his truck. He'd lost his job, his home, most of his

relationships. And according to his ex-wife Whitney, he was spiraling, erratic, and paranoid.

In court docs, she begged the judge to limit his time with their daughters.

And then on May 30th, Travis picked his girls up.

Two days later, Travis's 2017 GMC Sierra truck was found abandoned in a forested area near Leavenworth, Washington.

Inside were signs of recent life, food, kids' belongings, a wallet.

And nearby, outside of the truck, something much worse.

Law enforcement made a devastating discovery.

At a secluded campsite, the bodies of all three girls were found.

Peyton, age nine, Evelyn, age eight, Olivia, just five.

Their wrists had been zip tied or had shown signs of being zip tied, and they were each found

with a plastic bag over their heads.

They had died of asphyxiation. And their dad, Travis Decker,

gone. Completely gone. And what came next has been one of the largest manhunts in the state's

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