Authorities announce Travis Decker is dead, DNA confirms

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DNA evidence confirms Travis Decker is dead, says Chelan County sheriff
The Chelan County Sheriff's Office is set to reveal the findings of DNA testing in the triple-homicide case against Travis Decker, who is the sole suspect accused of killing his three daughters earli...

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Travis Decker confirmed dead by DNA testing, authorities say
Travis Decker confirmed dead after DNA results show human remains belong to fugitive
Remains found in remote part of Washington confirmed to be of fugitive dad wanted in killing of 3 daughters
Authorities confirmed that remains found in a remote part of Washington state were those of Travis Decker, the U.S. Army veteran accused in the horrific murder of his three young daughters and the su...

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Remains found in Washington state are of Travis Decker, wanted in daughters' killings, officials say
Feds declare Travis Decker dead as they drop case, but sheriff still waiting for DNA on fugitive dad
'Rest easy at night': Fugitive Travis Decker is dead, sheriff says
"We hope that you can rest easy at night knowing that Mr. Decker is accounted for," Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison said at a news conference.

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Travis Decker Confirmed Dead After 3-Month Search for Father Accused of Killing His 3 Daughters
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