Authorities in Wenatchee, Washington, are scrambling to locate three sisters who went missing during a visit with their father. The girls—Paityn, Evelyn, and Olivia—were last seen with Travis Decker on Friday evening, sparking fears after he failed to return them as scheduled.
Travis, who lives out of his car, has a history of staying at local motels and campgrounds. Police say his behavior has been unusually evasive since the disappearance. The mother, Whitney Decker, shared her devastation online, explaining Travis had promised to drop the girls off but never arrived.
Despite extensive checks at hotels and along highways, there’s been no trace of the family. An Endangered Missing Person alert has been activated, though officials confirm the case doesn’t qualify for an AMBER Alert.
The unsettling incident coincides with another high-profile disappearance in Australia, where 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop hasn’t been seen since May 15. Both cases highlight the agonizing uncertainty families face when loved ones vanish without explanation.
