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Iowa Man Arrested in Utah Triple Murder
5 Mar
Summary
- Suspect apprehended in Colorado for Utah murders.
- Three women found dead in separate Utah locations.
- Victims were randomly selected, police stated.
Ivan Miller, 22, was arrested in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, on Thursday, March 5, 2026, for his alleged role in the murders of three women in Utah. He was found in possession of a knife and a gun after driving one of the victim's vehicles. Investigators tracked Miller from Utah through northern Arizona and into Colorado.
The Wayne County Sheriff's Office in Utah received a report on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, about two women found deceased on a hiking trail. Subsequently, authorities learned a third woman had been killed in her Lyman, Utah, home. The victims, aged in their 30s, 60s, and 80s, were reportedly chosen at random by Miller.
Miller, from Blakesburg, Iowa, is charged with possession of concealed weapons. Investigators from Utah have traveled to Colorado to question him, and extradition proceedings are expected. The white 2022 Subaru Outback, reported missing after the first victim's discovery, was located in Pagosa Springs. The murders led to school closures in Wayne County, Utah, due to safety concerns.
