Crime scene DNA believed to belong to Decker

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Blood found at the crime scene of the Decker sisters’ triple homicide has been matched to their father, Travis Decker, who is now the primary suspect in the case. This DNA evidence significantly impacts the investigation, highlighting the family’s tragic circumstances in Chelan County. Reports indicate that the sisters were discovered in their home, prompting a swift response from law enforcement. As the investigation progresses, local authorities are prioritizing this evidence to establish a clearer timeline of events. Community members are demanding justice and are deeply affected by the incident, which has left many in shock.

Officials are expected to provide updates as they gather more evidence and testimony. Travis Decker's past and any potential motives will likely come under scrutiny. The case serves as a grim reminder of the challenges surrounding domestic violence and familial relationships.

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