The authorities published a new suspicious steering wheel on Tuesday in the middle of the human hunt for Travis Decker, the father accused of killing his three young daughters near a Washington camp last month.
Decker, an army veteran, is sought by three first -degree murder positions and three first -degree kidnapping positions, police said.
His daughters – Paityn Decker, 9; Evelyn Decker, 8; And Olivia Decker, 5, had left home for a “planned visit” with him on May 30, authorities said. Three days later, the girls were found dead near the Rock Island camp in Chelas County, Washington, after a search, the police said.
Decker’s truck was recovered on the scene, but he didn’t find him anywhere.
In the midst of the search, the Sheriff’s Office of the Chelan County launched a new suspicious steering wheel that includes photos of possible ways in which Decker could have altered his appearance in the weeks since he was last seen.
The Chelat County Sheriff’s office launched a new suspicious steering wheel for Travis Decker on June 17, 2025.
Chelan County Sheriff Office
Decker is considered dangerous and can be armed, warned the Sheriff’s office.
The US Sheriff Service, which leads the search for the suspect, offers a reward of up to $ 20,000 for information that leads directly to Decker’s arrest.
The Kititas County Sheriff’s Office and the Washington Army National Guard are also helping on the floor and the air search.
“At this time, we have no additional information that suggests that there is a threat to public security, particularly within the country and the remote areas of our region,” said the Sheriff’s Office of Chelar County in a press release on Tuesday. “However, we still encourage all those who are out of recreating to remain attentive and inform any suspicious information to the police.”
The Chelat County Sheriff’s office published photos of Travis Decker in a sought poster.
Chelan County Sheriff Office
In the midst of human hunting, the Sheriff’s Office of the Kittitas County asked the public to remain alert “for a person or suspicious circumstances”, especially in the areas of Pass de Teanaway Valley and Blewett.
Last week, the Chelat County Sheriff’s office said tracking teams believed they had seen Decker in the Blewett Pass area. Recently, a hiking party reported having detected a solitary hiker in the enchantments area that seemed poorly prepared for the path and climatic conditions and “seemed to avoid others,” Sheriff’s office said.
Decker, who is described as 5 feet, 8 inches high with black hair and brown eyes, was last seen with a roasted or green shirt and dark shorts, according to the Sheriff’s office.
Arianna Cozart, Whitney Decker’s lawyer, the ex -wife of the alleged murderer and mother of the three murdered girls, previously told ABC News that Decker fought with mental health problems, including the PTSD, and could not receive help through the resources of veterans.
The father “had some mental health problems and some instability in his life” that led to restrictions regarding night visits and took out their daughters from the area, but before the girls disappeared, “there were no red flags,” Cozart said.
Three young sisters, Paityn Decker, 9, Evelyn Decker, 8 and Olivia Decker, 5 have been missing since May 31 after going to a “planned visit” with his father, according to the Wenatchee Police Department.
Wenatchee Police Department
The girls had been found with plastic bags on their heads and their dolls were bound with zipper, according to judicial documents previously obtained by ABC News.
An autopsy determined that the cause of the death of the girls is suffocation and the way of death is homicide, said the Sheriff’s office of Chelan County on June 9.
