JUST IN: Multi State Manhunt Over, Triple Murder Suspect In Custody

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Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Rhodes. We did an episode earlier today about the community being paralyzed out there. They say they got their guy, but man, so many questions. I was just going to say, so I know the entire area and we're talking about a huge portion of Utah. The southern, eastern and central areas of Utah is how it was described to us that sheriff's departments were putting people literally on lockdown or at least asking them to stay home and lock their doors, turn their lights on, be aware that a manhunt was underway. Sure, we can breathe a sigh of relief. But there are so many unanswered questions right now. When you hear who this guy is, who they caught, it's going to be a head scratcher.
It absolutely is. The age is a head scratcher. Where he's from is a head scratcher. Why he's there is a head scratcher. Did he know anybody there? It's all a head scratcher. After three women were found dead yesterday in Wayne County in southern Utah, they have now caught the suspect. And he is 22-year-old Ivan Miller. And Rome's mystery number one there, you think, okay, such a young guy, what's going on? And then where he's from, he's not local. No, he's from Blakesburg, Iowa, population 274. It's somewhere in between Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, but it really is this small town in Iowa. And when you see this kid's picture, he's a kid. He is a young kid from Iowa. That's what you see when you look at this picture.
And then you hear now what police believe he did It's confusing, and then to try and even begin to understand why, I don't know where you start.

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