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Police Say Travis Decker May Still Be Alive; Search Still Focused in Remote Cascade Terrain
CHELAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON, JUL 25 – Authorities continue a large-scale manhunt in rugged wilderness after Travis Decker allegedly killed his three daughters; a $20,000 reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.
- On Friday, July 25, the Chelan County Sheriff's Office said search efforts have been scaled back, noting detectives are continuing to assess evidence and pursue new investigative leads.
- Last September, Whitney Decker petitioned a local court to ban overnight visits amid concerns over his mental health, and the slayings occurred shortly after the May 30, 2025, unsupervised visitation.
- On June 2, three bodies were found near Rock Island Campground, investigators found plastic bags and zip ties scattered, and the Chelan County medical examiner ruled the deaths homicide by suffocation.
- Authorities have expanded the manhunt across state and international borders, the U.S. Marshals Service is offering a reward of up to $20,000, and Decker is considered armed and dangerous.
- The Chelan County Sheriff's Office urged recreationists to remain vigilant as bear hunting season opens next month and to report suspicious activities, marking locations with GPS or photos if safe.
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Manhunt for Travis Decker continues with fewer leads
CHELAN COUNTY, Wash. – As the search for Travis Decker continues, law enforcement has noted a “reduced footprint” in the manhunt resulting from a decrease in leads and tips shared by the public about Decker’s possible whereabouts.
·Missoula, United States
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