Story highlights Authorities are searching for Gerald "Mike" Bullinger 
 
 His wife was one of the three women found dead on his property 
 
 (CNN) Gerald "Mike" Bullinger could be anywhere. 
 
 Authorities say they have a felony warrant for the arrest of the 60-year-old outfitter with a pilot's license who has been on the lam for nearly three weeks. 
 
 The felony, no bond, extradition warrant is for failure to report to law enforcement the deaths of three women whose bodies were found covered up in a shed on Bullinger's property in Canyon County, Idaho, on June 19. 
 
 Bodies were badly decomposed 
 
 Canyon County Sheriff's office spokesman Joe Decker says the bodies were badly decomposed and appeared to have been in the shed for one to two weeks prior to their discovery. 
 
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 Canyon County Sheriff's Office released more photos of Bullinger that were taken prior to the deaths around the middle of May by security cameras inside a local retailer. 
 
 The man wanted for questioning in connection with a triple-homicide in Caldwell may have been seen near Salt Lake City. 
 
 Idaho State Police in eastern Idaho said Saturday that a caller reported seeing Gerald "Mike" Bullinger on Wednesday, June 28, driving southbound on Interstate 15. 
 
 The Canyon County Sheriff's Office, which is investigating the homicides, could not verify the reported sighting. 
 
 Monday morning investigators released more photos of Bullinger that were taken prior to the deaths around the middle of May by security cameras inside a local retailer. Officials hope to show a more accurate representation of what he might currently look like. 
 
 The sheriff's office has said that Bullinger was seen on June 11 in Ogden, Utah. 
 
 Three people, all female, were found dead on June 19 at Bullinger's home on KCID Road. 
 
 Canyon County investigators on Friday identified one of the victims as Bullinger's wife, Cheryl Baker, who was 56 years old. The other two victims have not been identified. 
 
 An arrest warrant charging Bullinger with failure to report a death has been issued. The Canyon County Sheriff's Office is calling him a person of interest in the homicides. 
 
 Bullinger is 60 years old. He is described as 6-foot-1, 240 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes. He may be driving a white 2007 Ford Focus with Utah license plate 129UMP. 
 
 If you believe you have seen him, call your nearest law enforcement agency. 
 
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– An Idaho man who's been on the lam for three weeks after authorities found the dead bodies of three women on his property may have been spotted five hours south near Salt Lake City. Authorities say they have a felony arrest warrant out for Gerald "Mike" Bullinger, a 60-year-old outfitter from Canyon County, Idaho, for failure to report the deaths of the three women, CNN reports. Canyon County Sheriff's Office spokesman Joe Decker says the three badly decomposed bodies were found in a shed on Bullinger's property during a welfare check on June 19. All three appear to have died from a single gunshot wound. On Friday, the Canyon County Coroner's Office identified one of the three women as Bullinger's wife, Cheryl Baker, 56. Bullinger was last seen in Ogden, Utah, on June 11, but on Saturday the Idaho State police said they'd received a tip from a caller claiming they had seen Bullinger driving southbound on Interstate 15 near Salt Lake City, KTVB reports. Though the identities of the other two women have not been confirmed, the Idaho Statesman reports that Nadja Medley, 47, and her 14-year-old daughter, Payton, had recently moved to Bullinger's property. Friends say Bullinger and Medley had been dating for 18 months to two years. Authorities are now calling Bullinger a "person of interest" in the three homicides.