Chelan County Sheriff remains optimistic as search for Travis Decker continues

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Travis Decker remains at large after being charged with the murders of his three daughters, ages 5 to 9, whose bodies were found near Leavenworth. The extensive search operation involves multiple agencies, including the FBI and U. S. Marshals, as they explore various leads and sightings. Sheriff Mike Morrison stated that Decker is dangerous and experienced in wilderness survival, spending extended periods off the grid.

The investigation includes interviews with Decker's family and associates to understand his mindset. Morrison confirmed that the Prosecutor's Office is involved in the case to ensure a solid legal process upon Decker's capture. The search has extended to potential sightings in Idaho, though none have been confirmed. A reward of up to $20,000 is offered for information leading to his arrest. The community remains hopeful for a positive resolution as the search continues.

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