Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison said police officials hope Decker soon runs out of supplies, surfaces and makes some kind of bold move that gets him caught.

Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison and Chief Jerome Brown of the U.S. Marshalls shared the latest in the search for Travis Decker, suspected of killing his daughter

Authorities believe they have tracked Travis Decker, an ex-soldier wanted in the death of his three young daughters, to Blewett Pass, an isolated stretch of the Cascades in central Washington.

(CNN) — As the search for the father accused of killing his three young daughters approaches its third week, authorities in Washington state are embracing a “change in tactics,” Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison said in a Wednesday evening news conference.

The search for Travis Decker continues with intensified efforts and global attention, according to Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison, who provided a detailed update during a press conference Wednesday.

Law enforcement officials conducted a press conference Wednesday afternoon regarding the manhunt for murder suspect Travis Decker,the father accused of kidnapp

Results of autopsies for the three girls killed at a remote campsite, about 18 miles west of Leavenworth last weekend, revealed the cause of death was suffocation, and the manner of death is now officially being called homicide, according to the Chelan County Sheriff’s Office.

Law enforcement believes they are closing in on murder suspect Travis Decker, the father accused of kidnapping and killing his three young daughters.

Travis Decker is wanted in the deaths of his daughters, who were found near a campground east of Seattle after he failed to bring them home from a visitation.