A police search of a man accused of killing his 3 daughters

Police are still looking for a man from Washington, whom they believe he killed his three young daughters a week ago.

The 32-year-old Travis Decker was wanted on abduction and accusations of first-degree murder of his daughters, at nine, eight and five, according to a Washington police station in Washington.

Officials believe that the Decker, who is said to have been outdoors and may have gone to school to survive the mountain as part of his military training, lies in a remote part of the mountain and afforestation, making it difficult to search for it.

It is claimed that “it is a significant risk if it approaches.” Police did not provide a possible motive.

The girls – Paityn, Evelyn and Olivia – died of apparent suffocation in a remote campsite earlier this week, according to police.

The mother told them that they had disappeared on May 30, after Decker failed to return her daughters to her after a visit. He also did not accept her phone calls.

A few days later, on June 2, police found the girls’ bodies near the campsite.

Police also found the mobile phone of G -N Decker at the campsite, but it was no longer there. A truck was also found nearby, in which he was believed to have lived, was also found.

“I don’t think any motive would be acceptable. And obviously this is not the decision of a healthy mind,” County County Sheriff Mike Morrison said at a press conference on Wednesday, where he made a public request for Decker to join.

Outdoor survival skills on d -n Decker can help him avoid the authorities who are looking for him, which includes the FBI, Sheriff Morrison said.

“It sounds that sometimes he would go out and be out of the net for sometimes up to two and a half months,” said Sheriff Morrison after talking to Mr. Decker’s family.

Decker may have written the area and hidden deliveries there before it is claimed to have killed his children, and he has the “knowledge of surviving for a long period of time,” the sheriff added.

“We want a calm solution to this, but we will not give up our efforts,” said Sheriff Morrison as he asks D -n Decker to go forward. “Let’s end this and do what is right for your children.”

The US Marshaals service on Wednesday announced a $ 20,000 award ($ 14,780) for information leading to the capture of G -N -Decker.

The demand has caused a wide closure of national forests, popular with tourists in the area.