A chilling new audio recording has surfaced, capturing the voice of Travis Decker, the fugitive father accused of murdering his two young daughters in a shocking case that has stunned the nation.

The audio, recorded just days before the alleged killings, reveals Decker expressing his deepest fears and emotional turmoil in a haunting, confessional tone. In the clip, he is heard saying:

“I’m scared I’ll lose everything… my girls, my name, myself.”

Those who’ve listened to the tape describe his voice as “broken” and “tormented,” painting the picture of a man unraveling emotionally—yet no one could have predicted the horror that would follow.

Authorities believe Decker murdered his daughters before fleeing. An intense manhunt is now underway as law enforcement agencies across multiple states work around the clock to locate him.

The new audio—believed to be recorded privately and obtained from a family friend—has ignited public outrage and heartache. Many are now asking: Were there warning signs? Could this tragedy have been prevented?

Neighbors described Decker as a quiet, involved father—never suspecting he was capable of such violence. But the newly revealed tape suggests he was battling internal demons, hidden beneath a calm exterior.

Investigators are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings of Decker, who is still at large. Meanwhile, grief-stricken family members mourn the loss of two innocent lives taken far too soon.

As more details emerge, one thing is certain: the audio has become a haunting window into a mind on the edge—and a reminder of how quickly silence can turn into tragedy.