Manhunt for Travis Decker continues as roadblocks, the closing of the raised forests

County of Chelan, Washington – Hundreds of staff members responsible for the application of laws continue to search dozens of structures and wooded areas in the current survey to locate the accused Killer Travis Decker.

The Sheriff’s Bureau of the County Chelan said on Saturday evening that the authorities had deepened the forest, the river and many structures in the region where Decker was known for the last time.

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“We continue these research efforts, acting on information and advice collected from the public, and the tracks developed through even more research mandates,” the agency said in a press release.

Road dams on River Road icicle will be deleted because the authorities have determined that there is no credible threat in this area. FurthermoreThe closing of the forest at Icicle Creek has been lifted by the US Forest Service Sunday morning.

The North Cascades National Park Service complex also reopened on Sunday afternoon of the Stehekin region, on the road, the road and the day. . Night remains on previously closed trails, including hinterland camps and cross-country areas, remain closed until June 12.

Despite the rewards, the public is invited to remain vigilant when returning to the leisure areas of the County Chelan.

The US Forest Service has been informed that they can reopen these areas.

The officials ask the public to help research by examining the doorbell and security cameras for any sign of Decker.

If people in the woods or leisure areas meet something potentially beneficial for the application of laws, they are invited to note the time and the location and to mark it on their electronics if possible.

The CCSO also added that if Decker was seen, the witness must call 911 immediately and not approach it.

Anyone with information is requested to call the Board of the Sheriff’s Bureau of the County Board of Chelan at 509-667-6845 or to submit online information.

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The local and federal police forces searched for 32 -year -old, air and on the ground after her daughters’ bodies, Olivia Decker, 5, Evelyn Decker, 8, and Paity Decker, 9, were discovered last week. The bodies of the three girls were found at around 75 to 100 meters in an embankment, and the investigators noted zipped ties and plastic bags were dispersed throughout the area.

The girls were first missing after Decker did not send them back to their mother as part of their visits plan ordered by the court. After the discovery of their bodies, he was accused of murder and kidnapping.

Federal prosecutors accused illegal flight decker to avoid prosecution on Thursday. The court documents obtained on Friday by Komo News said that Decker Google searched “how a person is moving to Canada”, “how to move to Canada” and “Jobs Canada” in the days that have been kidnapped.

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The investigators obtained and served several search mandates for the Google accounts of Decker, which included previous research carried out from the Decker account. At the time of the murders, Decker was homeless and said he had a hard time in the SSPT. The files show that his former wife cited her mental instability in her divorce deposits.

The US Marshals Service wrote in the Federal Court documents that the Decker sisters were found in a campsite at around 11 miles from the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). The PCT is a well-established path that takes place along the entire west coast of the United States, from Mexico to Canada. The path ends at the northern border.

Although Canada has announced earlier this year that the country would no longer deliver hikers to legally cross the border without visiting an official port of entrance, there is no barrier or fence between the two PCT terminus countries.

The Chelan County Sheriff’s Bureau said on Friday that there were more than 100 officers involved in the search for Decker, who covered damaged land in the Washington Center Cascade mountains, and more than 500 advice had flocked to the public.

Decker was previously in the army and had in -depth training in “navigation, wooded / mountainous terrains, long -distance movements, survival and many other disciplines necessary to be able to flee”, according to court documents.

STATE DECKER court documents is also a “well -sized man -in -air man” and “frequently engaged in hiking, campsite, the practice of survival skills, hunting and even experienced the grid in the woods for about 2.5 months on an occasion.”

Earlier this week, the police urged citizens who have cabins or live in remote areas of the counties of Chelan, Kittitas, King, Snohomish and Okanogan to lock their doors, including all hangars and outbuildings, and leave the window blinds open. Residents are also invited to leave the outer lights on.

The authorities have closed several hiking and leisure areas in Washington, including parts of the PCT, while human hunting for continuous decker.

It is not currently known if Decker is armed, but the authorities have said that he should be considered armed and dangerous. The authorities described Decker as white, about 5 feet, 8 inches high, 190 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. It was seen for the last time bearing a light color shirt and dark shorts.