Overview
- Utah officials identified the victims as Margaret Oldroyd, 86, Linda Dewey, 65, and her niece Natalie Graves, 34, who were found at a Lyman home and near a Torrey trailhead.
- Investigators tracked a stolen Subaru using license‑plate readers and a key‑fob app through Utah, Arizona and New Mexico to Pagosa Springs, Colorado, where the vehicle was found abandoned.
- Pagosa Springs officers arrested Ivan Miller, 22, early March 5 and said he had a handgun and a large knife, along with financial cards belonging to the trail victims.
- Court filings say Miller admitted killing Oldroyd at her home, stealing her Buick, then shooting and stabbing the two hikers before dragging their bodies to a ditch and fleeing in their Subaru.
- Miller faces three counts of first‑degree aggravated murder in Utah and weapons and vehicle‑related charges in Colorado as authorities prepare extradition; officials report no ongoing public threat.