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Search for Travis Decker leads authorities to Idaho's Sawtooth National Forest
Search for Travis Decker leads authorities to Idaho's Sawtooth National Forest
Search for Travis Decker leads authorities to Idaho's Sawtooth National Forest

Published on: 07/07/2025

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Federal authorities have mobilized a multi-agency search operation following a possible sighting of Travis Decker.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/local/manhunt-travis-decker-accused-killing-three-daughters-idaho-sawtooth-national-forest/281-55611823-fdf9-49a7-a295-16ecf1efb565

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