Iowa Man Arrested in Utah Hikers' Murders

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is Durham News Today, a 22-year-old man from Iowa faces accusations in the deaths of three women in southern Utah. Officials say Ivan Miller killed one woman, took her vehicle, drove to a trailhead near Capitol Reef National Park, and then killed two hikers before. Stealing another car and fleeing, authorities tracked him using license plate readers and vehicle services from Utah through Arizona and into Colorado. They found him in Pagosa Springs after he ditched the stolen Subaru, leading to his quick arrest. The victim's husband's reported him missing when they found one car gone from the trailhead. No links exist between Miller and the women, and investigators see the attacks as random acts of convenience with no clear motive yet. Locals in Wayne County stayed on high alert before the arrest, with schools closed in warnings to avoid a white Subaru outback. Police taped off scenes at a home in Lyman and the Wooded Trail area. The investigation continues with state support, processing multiple sites while Miller awaits his first court appearance in Colorado on a concealed weapon charge.

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