FBI-led grid search near Leavenworth yields potential evidence in Travis Decker investigation

An FBI-led grid search near Leavenworth concluded with the recovery of potential evidence in the Travis Decker investigation. The search, lasting two days, involved over 100 personnel who meticulously combed through more than 247 acres around Rock Island Campground, where Decker's daughters were found dead in June. Special Agent W. Mike Herrington emphasized the importance of thorough documentation of the rugged terrain. Multiple agencies, including the Chelan County Sheriff's Office and U.

S. Marshals Service, collaborated in the effort. The search yielded several items under examination, with results expected to take time. Authorities remind the public that Decker, 32, is considered dangerous and should not be approached. The U.

S. Marshals Service continues to offer a reward of up to $20,000 for information leading to Decker's arrest. This coordinated search effort highlights the ongoing commitment to resolving the tragic case.