Police find remains they think are man accused of killing his three daughters

Human remains, believed to be a man wanted to suspect his three daughters, between the ages of nine, eight and five, are found in Washington, USA.

The police were searching for Travis Decker since the officers found his phone and the bodies of his boys Baiten, Evelyn and Olivia in a farmer on June 2. His truck was also found nearby.

“While the identification of the positive identity has not been confirmed yet, the initial results indicate that the remains belong to Travis Decker,” the Shilan Sharif Province Office said on Thursday in a statement.

Officials said the remains that were discovered in a remote area south of Livnworth, Washington.

Decker, 32, was required for first -degree murder, according to the Washington Police Administration in Washington, and officials believed that he was hiding in a far part of the mountainous and rough state.

The mother of the girls reported that she was lost on May 30, after Decker failed to return his daughters to her home in Winati, Washington, after a visit. He also did not take her phone calls.

The authorities said that they died of clear suffocation and their wrists were obligated to link the postal code, According to CBS News partner, US Partner BBC.

Officials said Decker was the previous saying and perhaps went to the school of survival in the mountains as part of his military training.

“Sometimes it seems to go out and will be outside the network at times for up to two and a half months,” Sharif Morrison said after his talk to the Decker family.

The remains were found on Thursday on Grindstone, a few miles away from the bodies of Decker girls in June, according to the reports of the local CBS news partner Kiro-TV.

A $ 20,000 reward (14,812 pounds) has been announced by the American Marshall service for information that leads to Decker.

The research has caused a widespread closure of national forests that are popular among hikers in the region.