Chilling brand-new doorbell cam video shows on-the-run Army veteran Travis Decker in the days before he's implicated of murdering his three young children and disappearing into the woods.

Decker, 32, was caught on a Ring doorbell approaching a home in a light colored T-shirt and dark shorts in the days leading up to his visitation with his daughters Paityn, 9, Evelyn, 8, and Olivia, 5, in Wenatchee, Washington State.

He might be seen with a goatee and a mustache, with his long hair drew back.

Authorities shared the images of the desired suspect last night in a quote to familiarize the public with his look. Decker remains at-large and is considered dangerous, offered his substantial basic training and propensity for violence.

'These are the most recent photos and videos we have that expose his last recognized appearance,' Under Sheriff Dan Ozment said in a cops news release.

Decker has not been seen given that he got his three little women for a three-hour visit on Friday.

The ladies' mom later reported them missing. Their bodies were found at a campsite in Leavenworth, 20 miles from their home, on Monday.

Their wrists had actually been bound with zip ties and each of them had been suffocated with a plastic bag.

The Chelan County Sheriff's Office released Ring doorbell electronic camera video footage showing Travis Decker, 32, in a light colored T-shirt and dark shorts in the days leading up to his visitation with his three young children

Authorities likewise released pictures of Decker from before he went missing, revealing him with sunglasses that obscured his eyes and tattoos all down his arm

Paityn, 9, Evelyn, 8, and Olivia, 5, were found dead on Monday

The sheriff's workplace is now working with the Wenatchee Police Department, US Border Patrol and Homeland Security investigations to track down Decker, who is charged with 3 counts of first-degree murder and first-degree kidnapping.

The US Marshals Service also stated it would provide a reward of up to $20,000 for any information leading to Decker's arrest - though cops say the veteran might 'pose a considerable danger if approached' as he has substantial combat training.

He also went through comprehensive outdoor survival training, which authorities confessed Wednesday might make the search efforts harder, with Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison stating Decker was 'skilled in outside survival.'

'In talking with his dad, it sounds [like] at times he would go out and live off-grid, sometimes for two months,' the constable informed press reporters.

Decker joined the US Army in 2012 and served a tour in Afghanistan 2 years later on.

He likely has actually advanced battle training as a result, and was an airborne paratrooper who earned the elite rank of 'Ranger,' showing he would have excellent wilderness and survival skills.

Decker then moved to the Washington Army National Guard in 2021, rising to the rank of sergeant.

But he stopped attending compulsory monthly drills a little over a year ago, and the Guard was in the procedure of a disciplinary discharge.

Decker has not been seen given that he picked up his three little women for a three-hour see on Friday

Whitney, his ex-wife, reported her daughters missing out on when he stopped working to return them Friday night

It now appears that Decker had been suffering from psychological health concerns.

Court documents mention that when Whitney, his ex-wife, reported her children missing on Friday, she 'expressed concern because Decker reportedly has never ever done this before and ... is presently experiencing some mental health problems.'

She discussed to law enforcement officials that Decker was diagnosed with borderline character disorder and believes he did not take medication for the condition, according to court documents.

She stated the women had a 'good relationship with Decker and enjoy their time with him.'

But she noted that when Decker arrived to pick up the girls on Friday he was 'quieter than usual' which was 'out of character' for him.

Decker does not have long-term housing and is understood to remain at hotels and camping sites, authorities stated.

That seemed to produce its own issues, with Whitney writing in September divorce procedures that Decker would sometimes have the ladies sleep at an armory while he remained in the National Guard - despite her objections.

She went on to say he had been 'struggling to maintain stability' given that they separated and it was starting to impact their daughters and was susceptible to 'outbursts,' according to the Seattle Times.

Sometimes, Whitney said her ex would enter into her house screaming for the ladies - whom he would in some cases fail to get after promising to do so.

Whitney stated in September divorce procedures that he had actually been 'having a hard time to preserve stability' because they were separated and it was starting to impact their daughters

Even so, Whitney told police, whenever Decker would be running late to return the women, he would usually call initially.

At times, Whitney stated her ex would enter into her home yelling for the women - whom he would often stop working to choose up after promising to do so

Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison admitted on Wednesday Decker was 'well-versed in outdoor survival'

He is charged with three counts of first-degree murder and first-degree kidnapping, and on Tuesday, a judge released a warrant for Decker's arrest and purchased he be held without bail.

Meanwhile, a GoFundMe set up for Whitney had raised over $689,000 as of Wednesday evening.