Washington’s representatives find what they consider to be the remains of Trevis Deker

According to the officials, in Washington, perhaps the human remains belonging to the Trevis Decker, a father who was accused of killing three young daughters, was found in Washington.

The body was found in a remote wooded area south of the city of Livenworth, Cherlan Sheriff’s office reported in the news.

“The County Sheriff Administration announces the potential discovery of human remains that are believed to be a Trevis Deal,” the sheriff’s office said.

Travis Deker is accused of killing three daughters before disappearing in the desert in Washington. (Office Sheriff County

This week, an operational group on the northwest of the United States in the northwest of the United States led a search that included the Sheriff County Office, Washington, US Border Patrol, US Sheriff’s Office Spokan and FBI.

“During the search, human remains were located in a remote woodland south of the city of Livenworth,” the release reads.

“Although positive identification has not yet been confirmed, preliminary results believe that the residues belong to the Trevis Deker,” it added.

Human remains that may belong to the Trevis Decker, a father accused of killing his three young daughters, were found in Washington. (The Wenatchee police Department through AP; Whitney Deal through AP)

Deputies said the opening would follow DNA analysis.

Czelan Sheriff County Mike Morrison told Kira 7 that the remains were on Mount Grindston, outside of ICICLE Road, a few miles from where his three daughters were found.