Trending Now - Utah Triple-murder Suspect Tracked via Key Fob, Charged With Theft

WHO:

Ivan Miller, 22, from Blakesburg, Iowa, charged with three counts of first-degree, aggravated murder.

Victims identified as:

Margaret Oldroyd, 86

Linda Dewey, 65

Natalie Graves, 34

Lt. Cameron Roden, spokesperson for Utah’s Department of Public Safety.

Randy Jones, neighbor of Margaret Oldroyd.

Torrey Mayor Mickey Wright.

WHAT:

Miller is charged with killing three women to steal their cars and credit cards.

He allegedly shot Margaret Oldroyd in her home, then killed Dewey and Graves at a trailhead.

Miller confessed to the killings, stating he needed money to return to Iowa.

He was arrested in Colorado after abandoning a stolen vehicle.

The husbands of Dewey and Graves discovered their wives' bodies and called 911.

WHERE:

Crime scenes located in Wayne County, Utah.

Bodies found near a trailhead outside Torrey, Utah.

Oldroyd’s body found in a cellar under a shed at her home in Lyman, Utah.

Miller was arrested in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, over 350 miles from the crime scenes.

WHEN:

Arrest occurred on March 5, 2026.

Miller's first court appearance scheduled for March 6, 2026.

The victims were found on March 5, 2026, after their husbands reported them missing.

WHY:

Miller stated he killed the women to steal their vehicles and credit cards for money to return home after hitting an elk and losing his truck.

HOW:

Investigators used automated license plate readers and a victim's key fob to track Miller across state lines.

Miller was found with a .45 caliber pistol and a large knife at the time of his arrest.

The husbands tracked the location of the stolen vehicle using an app linked to the key fob.

Ivan Miller, a 22-year-old from Blakesburg, Iowa, has been charged with three counts of first-degree, aggravated murder for allegedly killing 86-year-old Margaret Oldroyd, 65-year-old Linda Dewey, and 34-year-old Natalie Graves in order to steal their cars and credit cards. The bodies of Dewey and Graves were discovered near a trailhead in Wayne County, Utah, while Oldroyd was found in a cellar under a shed at her home, and Miller was arrested in Colorado after abandoning a stolen vehicle, confessing that he needed money to return to Iowa. Investigators tracked him using automated license plate readers and a victim's key fob, and he was found in possession of a .45 caliber pistol and a large knife at the time of his arrest on March 5, 2026.