Source: New York Post
An aunt and her niece were hiking one of their favorite trails when a psycho viciously murdered them during a random killing spree in Utah this week, their devastated families said. Linda Dewey, 65, and Natalie Graves, 34, were at the Cockscomb Trailhead in Kane County – a spot they considered a “safe sanctuary” – on Wednesday when Ivan Miller allegedly stabbed and shot them before attempting to ditch their bodies in a dry creek bed, KSL reported. “Our family is dealing with the shock and the devastating loss of two members of our family who were bonding over the beauty of a hike in one of their favorite places on Earth – cherished by them and the community, considered to be a safe sanctuary,” their grief-stricken loved ones said in a statement Friday.
