The authorities confirmed bones that were found while searching for Travis DeckerAccording to local media reports.
The police were looking for Decker, the accused He killed his three daughters 9-year-old Evenen, 8-year-old Evlin and 5-year-old Olivia-during a planned visit.
The FBI announced on Thursday that it had completed a two -day search for Washington State camp, where the bodies of girls were found.
Sherif County, Shilan Mike Morrison, told Sheilan Province to the Sharif Morrison Province of Sheilan Province of Sharif Morrison Province, among the elements that have been recovered.
He said that the bones were not a complete skeleton, and it was not clear whether they were human or animal bones.
The bones were sent to the Anthropology Department at Washington Central University to be tested to determine their origin.
The bodies of the three Decker girls were It was found in early June Near his truck outside the Rock Island camp near Levinworth after he was supposed to return the girls to their mother’s home in Watti.
Decker was not found anywhere, and his disappearance trampled a chase throughout Washington. However, the Chilean Sharif Provincial Office expanded its efforts in late July due to the decrease in the new investigation leadership.
In late June, the authorities recognized Maybe Decker also died With the application of the law. They also advised that he had changed his appearance in the following weeks to avoid detection.
The American Marshals service provides a $ 20,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of Decker.
“This issue shook our country,” Shilan officials said in a statement. “The life of Paityn, Evelyn and Olivia Decker in a meaningless and unimaginable violence. Our hearts remain with their loved ones, and we do not shake in our commitment to searching for justice on their behalf.”
Officials encourage anyone who sees Decker to call the number 911 immediately and not to approach it, because it is considered armed and dangerous.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.