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Manhunt Intensifies for Dad Who Allegedly Murdered 3 Young Daughters
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25:34Now PlayingAn intense manhunt is underway for Travis Decker, a former Army soldier accused of murdering his three young daughters during a court-ordered custody visit in Washington state. Authorities found the girls zip tied and asphyxiated, and say Decker was recently stripped of custody rights, and may be trying to flee to Canada. Law&Crime’s Kennedi Walker has the latest developments in this case.
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