Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison said police officials hope Decker soon runs out of supplies, surfaces and makes some kind of bold move that gets him caught.

"There is nowhere that he's going to be able to go that we don't have units waiting for him," Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison said during a press conference on Wednesday, June 11

Sheriff Mike Morrison gave an update Wednesday, June 11 on the search for triple-murder suspect Travis Decker. Decker is accused of killing his three daughters before fleeing. The US Marshals are offering a $20,

“Law enforcement is searching for suspect Travis Decker in the area of Ingalls Creek and Valley High as he is believed to potentially be in this area,” the CCSO stated. “Please secure your homes and vehicles, stay alert, and report any suspicious activity to 911.”

We have found items that are of interest to us that we perceive could be from Mr.Decker. We have also followed up with some of his friends and family and we believe that we are closing in on his

The Chelan County Sheriff’s Office has issued a community alert for the area of Ingalls Creek and Valley High as law enforcement searches for suspect Travis Decker.

The Chelan County Sheriff's Office reports tracking teams believe Travis Decker is in the Blewett Pass/Highway 97 area. Anyone in the reported area is asked to remain on alert and report any suspicious activity.

Law enforcement officials said they have tracked a subject they believe to be Travis Decker, the father suspected of killing his three daughters, after receiving a tip from local hikers. Tracking teams now believe they are "on Decker's trail,