Police think they think the man who is accused of killing three daughters

Human remains that are believed to be on suspicion of killing three daughters, at the age of nine, eight and five, were found in Washington.

Police searched for Trevis Deker, because on June 2 officers found his phone and bodies of their girls Paitin, Evelyn and Alivia in remote camping. His truck was also found nearby.

“Although the positive identification has not yet been confirmed, preliminary conclusions believe that the remains belong to the Trevis Decker,” said Chelan Sheriff’s office on Thursday.

The remains were found in a remote woodland south of Livenworth, in Washington, officials said.

The 32-year-old Deal was wanted for the abduction and charges of murder of the first degree, according to the Washington police department of the Vetate, and officials believed that he was hiding in the remote part of the mountain and forest state.

The girls’ mothers reported that they were missing on May 30 after the demo failed to return their daughters to their house to Washington, after the visit. He also did not accept her phone calls.

They died of obvious suffocation, and their wrists were linked to the fasteners, the authorities said According to the American partner BBC CBS News.

The demo was a former decister and perhaps went to the School of Survival in the mountains as part of their military training, officials said.

“It seems sometimes he goes out and would be out of the net, sometimes up to two and a half months,” Sheriff Morrison said after talking to the Deker family.

The pastors were found on Thursday on Mount Gryndston, a few miles from the place where the bodies of the Deker’s daughters were found in June, according to the local partner CBS Kiro-TV.

The award of $ 20,000 (14 812 pounds) was announced by the American Marshals’ Service for information leading to the capture of the Deic.

The search caused a wide closure of national forests popular with tourists in the area.