So This Guy Murders His Wife’s Beautiful Little Girls, and the Cops Don’t Catch Him For 3 Months?

stock here: There is so much news everywhere right now, but I try to find the points that are not being made by anyone…..there is of course, a paid effort by Soros and gang, to murder first responders.

I think this guy was not a Soros stooge, but a product of endless wars….PTSD.

This guy was very recognizable, yet his image was not widely publicized after he murdered his daughters.

Now the “news” today, is that the assassin is someone completely different, Google it.

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Here’s what’s known from credible sources:

📌 1. Were Travis and Whitney divorcing or separated?
They divorced in November 2022 and initially agreed to a shared parenting plan

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By September 2024, Whitney successfully petitioned to modify visitation, citing Travis’s instability—he was living in an RV or motels, and had been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and narcissistic traits

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So yes, they had separated and divorced in late 2022, and were in the midst of custody adjustments in 2024 due to his instability.

🧠 2. Evidence of PTSD or other mental illness
Decker, a combat veteran, reportedly suffered from PTSD after leaving active duty in 2021
nypost.com

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He was also diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, recognized in court filings and his ex-wife’s attorney’s statements

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Whitney’s court filings noted mental instability, “neglect of parental duties,” and mandatory psychiatric and anger-management evaluations .

His mental health was serious enough that courts limited his overnight and weekend visitations

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👨‍⚖️ 3. Who approved the camping visit?
The camping visit was part of a court-approved visitation schedule approved in September 2024 by the Chelan County Superior Court
people.com
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In court hearing audio from September 2024, Decker insisted he had only taken the girls to populated campgrounds or national-forest sites, not remote areas

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The judge’s order granted every-other-weekend and some limited overnight visits, provided he stayed in Wenatchee Valley

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🧾 Summary
They divorced in late 2022 and began legal custody modifications in 2024 due to his instability.

Decker had documented PTSD and borderline personality disorder, with court-mandated mental-health checks and restricted visitation.

The court—specifically Chelan County Superior Court—approved his weekend and camping visits, presumably allowing camping if it met location criteria, and this was part of his visitation agreement.

Would you like more details from the September 2024 visitation order, or any court audio snippets? I can dig deeper into that if helpful.