The two-day FBI grid search of the area near the Rock Island Campground in Washington State, where Travis Decker‘s three daughters were found murdered in June, has yielded new clues, according to special agent in charge of the FBI Seattle field office, Mike Herrington, in a Thursday, August 28 press release.
Herrington stated that authorities recovered several items near the campsite, which are now undergoing forensic analysis to determine any connection to the case. Among the findings, investigators discovered bones that have yet to be confirmed as human. The Washington State crime lab is now examining the bones. Authorities also mentioned the discovery of remains that “appear to be of an overdose victim,” though their relevance—if any—to the Decker case is unknown.
