Authorities have confirmed the discovery of bones near the remote Colorado campsite where the bodies of Travis Decker’s two young daughters were found earlier this summer, adding a new layer of complexity to the ongoing investigation. The remains, which have not yet been identified, were located during a follow-up search of the heavily wooded area after investigators revisited the site for additional evidence. Forensic teams are working to determine whether the bones are human and, if so, whether they are connected to the Decker case or unrelated. The shocking deaths of the girls, which drew national attention, have left the small community reeling and fueled speculation about what may have happened at the campsite. Officials have not released details about who discovered the bones or how long they may have been there, but they stress that the find could prove significant in piecing together the events leading up to the tragedy. Further testing and autopsy results are expected in the coming weeks as investigators continue to search for answers.