Travis Decker

Federal, state, and local law enforcement have closed several campgrounds near Leavenworth for a two-day "boots on the ground" search for Travis Decker, the father wanted for the May murder of his three young daughters.

Local law enforcement officials closed some campsites near Leavenworth this weekend as they continue an on-going investigation in the area.

Newly released lab results confirmed Travis Decker's DNA was found on the cable ties used in the deaths of his three young daughters, but Decker has yet to be found.

Law enforcement agencies, led by U.S. Marshals, are continuing their three-month search for Travis Decker, the Washington father accused of killing his three daughters and leaving their bodies at a Wenatchee-area campground.

It's been over two months since the three Decker girls were reported missing while on visitation with their father, Travis Decker. His whereabouts remain a mystery.

Almost two months after vanishing in the Cascades, triple-murder suspect Travis Decker remains at large.

The U.S. Coast Guard from Astoria has joined the search for Travis Decker, who is accused of killing his three daughters. Decker was last seen on May 30.

New police dashcam video shows Washington triple-murder suspect Travis Decker days before he allegedly kidnapped and killed his three daughters.

Mistaken for a murderer, Nick from Idaho says he was camping in the Sawtooth National Forest during the 4th of July weekend, and he spoke to FOX 13 about the moment he realized U.S. Marshals were looking for him after being mistaken for Washington triple-murder suspect Travis Decker.

What began as a routine camping trip for Nick, who asked that his last name not be used due to privacy concerns, quickly escalated into a startling case of mistaken identity when he was confused for triple murder suspect Travis Decker, who is wanted in connection with the deaths of his three daughters in Washington state.