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Travis Decker potentially seen in Idaho woods

US Marshals' tips: Fugitive Travis Decker may have hitchhiked to Idaho forest

U.S. Marshals said they received two tips, one from a family visiting Bear Creek on July 5, consistent with Decker's description.

KOMO on MSN · 1h

Manhunt for Travis Decker extends into Idaho's Sawtooth National Forest

The manhunt for Travis Decker has shifted to Idaho’s Sawtooth National Forest as the search entered its second month.

CBS News · 1d

Fugitive dad, Travis Decker, accused of killing 3 daughters possibly spotted in Idaho forest

Travis Decker, the Washington state man wanted in connection with the deaths of his three daughters, was possibly spotted in Idaho over the weekend.

Possible Travis Decker sighting, WA triple-murder suspect

KIVI-TV · 1h

Caldwell woman may have been the first to see Washington State murder suspect in Idaho

A Caldwell woman believes she spotted homicide suspect Travis Decker in Idaho City weeks before the Sawtooth sightings🌲 Her detailed tip is now with U.S. Marshals. #IdahoNews6

East Bay Times · 23h

Map: Murder suspect Travis Decker now sought in Idaho

A family reported seeing fugitive murder suspect Travis Decker last weekend in an Idaho forest, 400 miles from where he was last known to be.

Yahoo · 1d

Possible Travis Decker sighting, WA triple-murder suspect, in Idaho

There has been a possible sighting of Travis Decker, the man accused of killing his three daughters near a Leavenworth campground over a month ago, in Idaho. Fox 13's Shirah Matsuzawa joins from the newsroom with more information.

4hon MSN

Days Before Possible Travis Decker Sighting, Sheriff Said He Was ‘Dangerous’ and ‘Unpredictable’

Days before a possible sighting of missing murder suspect Travis Decker, the local sheriff described him as “dangerous” and ...

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Stay Safe: Avoid hitchhikers near Sawtooth National Forest amid Travis Decker search

If you think you may have seen Travis Decker in or around the Sawtooths in recent days, you are urged to contact the U.S. Marshal Service Communication Center at 1-800-336-0102.

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