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Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Kristen Morales, a friend of the Poike family, embraces Tayzia Cordova while breaking down after being questioned by a television reporter during an informal vigil for three homicide victims in Salt Lake City, Saturday September 19, 2015. Two of the three people found dead in the northwest Salt Lake City home were identified as Heike Poike, 50, and her 2-month-old granddaughter, Lyrik Poike. The male victim has not been identified.
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Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Kristen Morales, a friend of the Poike family, embraces Tayzia Cordova while breaking down after being questioned by a television reporter during an informal vigil for three homicide victims in Salt Lake City, Saturday September 19, 2015. Two of the three people found dead in the northwest Salt Lake City home were identified as Heike Poike, 50, and her 2-month-old granddaughter, Lyrik Poike. The male victim has not been identified.
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Kristen Morales, a friend of the Poike family, embraces Tayzia Cordova during an informal vigil for three homicide victims in Salt Lake City, Saturday September 19, 2015. Two of the three people found dead in the northwest Salt Lake City home were identified as Heike Poike, 50, and her 2-month-old granddaughter, Lyrik Poike. The male victim has not been identified.