A couple who were killed at Devil’s Den State Park on Saturday, July 26, were hiking with their two daughters when they were attacked. The girls, who are 7 and 9, were not injured and are safe with family members.

WEST FORK, Ark. — After a deadly attack at Devil’s Den State Park Saturday, some campers are choosing to stay — grappling with safety concerns and a changed atmosphere.

Arkansas State Police said Monday they are investigating "any and all tips" in the search for the suspect accused of killing Clinton and Cristen Brink.

There was a heavy law enforcement presence Monday morning at Devil's Den State Park, but otherwise the park was mostly empty as authorities continued their investigation into a suspected double homicide that occurred at the park over the weekend.

Arkansas State Police investigate a double homicide after two bodies were found along a trail at Devil’s Den State Park.

The married couple who were murdered in front of their daughters while hiking at Devil’s Den State Park in Arkansas died as “heroes protecting their little girls,” according to the victims’ devastated family, as a massive manhunt for the killer continues.

The manhunt for a suspect has entered its third day after a couple was killed while hiking at Devil's Den State Park in Arkansas. Chris Swecker, former FBI assistant director, tells "Elizabeth Vargas" the remote nature of the crime's location makes it "perfect for predators" to commit such awful offenses.