Travis Decker is wanted on first-degree murder and kidnapping charges and has yet to be apprehended a month after the search for him began

Law enforcement have spent weeks searching for Travis Decker, the former U.S. Army soldier charged with killing his three daughters. And the search isn’t over.

Former Army member and trained survivalist Travis Decker remains at large one month after allegedly murdering his three young daughters during a court-mandated custody visit.

As the search continues for Travis Decker more than a month after the murder suspect vanished, a local sheriff has a new theory on what could have happened to him.

As the weeks-long manhunt for Travis Decker stretches into summer, the pressure is mounting—not just from rugged terrain in the Cascade Mountains, but from the growing strain on law enforcement.

Blood samples taken from Travis Decker's truck found at the crime scene near Leavenworth match his DNA profile found on other items at the scene.

Authorities are intensifying their search for Travis Decker, the fugitive father accused of murdering his three young daughters. Following a credible tip, the US Marshal Service is combing the Sawtooth National Forest in Idaho,