Intense Search Underway for Father Accused of Killing Three Daughters in Washington State
Authorities are conducting a massive search for Travis Decker, a former Army soldier accused of killing his three daughters, following their mother's report of them missing.
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Overview
- The mother reported her daughters missing after their father, Travis Decker, failed to return them after a scheduled visit.
- Governor Bob Ferguson activated the National Guard to aid in the search for Decker, who is accused of the girls' murder.
- Over 100 officers are scouring the Cascade Mountains for Decker, who has a military background and is considered dangerous.
- A reward of up to $20,000 is being offered for information leading to Decker's arrest as the search intensifies.
- An online fundraiser for the girls' mother has raised over $1 million, highlighting community support during this tragic situation.
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Travis Decker has a complex military background, having served in the 503rd Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team. He was previously removed from the elite Ranger Regiment after failing to complete Ranger School. This background is relevant as it suggests he may have survival skills and knowledge that could aid him in evading capture.
The search for Travis Decker is ongoing in Chelan County, Washington, with over 100 officers involved and the National Guard activated to assist. A reward of up to $20,000 is offered for information leading to his arrest.
The community has shown significant support, with an online fundraiser for the girls' mother raising over $1 million. Additionally, there is a large-scale search effort with substantial resources committed to finding Travis Decker.
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