Overview
- Todd McGhee, a former state trooper, says the absence of cadaver dog hits suggests Decker is evading capture rather than perishing in the forest.
- Authorities have maintained continuous ground and aerial operations in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and Chelan County since the June 2 homicides.
- Investigators uncovered online searches by Decker about relocating to Canada days before the killings, intensifying concerns he may attempt to cross the border.
- The FBI, U.S. Marshals Service and Washington National Guard have deployed helicopters, K9 teams and executed digital warrants in the ongoing search.
- A reward of up to $20,000 remains available for information leading to Decker’s capture as law enforcement urges the public to submit tips.