College Student's Body Found Burned After She Vanished

Mackenzie Lueck was just 23 years old and starting her life while attending the University of Utah in 2019. Then, one day, everything changed when she was reported missing. Police and investigators worked tirelessly to locate Lueck, but when they found her, her body had been burned. The Decoder examines the horrific murder of Mackenzie Lueck and what lies ahead for her killer.

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[sylvan]

a whole lot of people had the right instincts about this guy: the house cleaner, the modeling agency owner, the building contractor... just a reminder for y'all to follow your gut feelings about dangerous situations.

[humahasan]

Meeting a random stranger in the early hours of the night at a park is setting yourself up for disaster.

[cjfeisty]

The most disturbing part of this whole case to me is that he wanted that room built. He probably had plans to prolong her pain which is so utterly horrendous.

[johnowens]

With all due respect to the victim and her family, this girl had no survival instinct. Meeting a stranger you dont even know at a strange park at 3am and even acknowledging to your Uber driver that it's strange? Take the hint.

[lisawhereisthecultjam]

He should have been locked up long before this woman’s murder.

[susanaagudelo]

If something feels weird…it is weird, trust your instincts

[JonBullock]

So many young women are selling their services all over the country and they are putting their lives at risk every time they go and meet strangers.

[volcano]

Meeting a stranger alone in a park at 2:30 in the morning - just don’t do things like that

[organicrecreations]

The sad reality is that this woman chose to put herself in a high risk situation, while living a double life. She wanted to strip and was offering herself up to men on the internet. In no way am I defending the criminal who took her life, but her behavior and choices could have minimized such a risk. I hope other young women out there with similar ambitions in life, come to learn this story, and make necessary adjustments to alter the potential risks. Cherish yourselves, for this world is a very dangerous place.

[the_gold_canopy]

I still can’t even believe she actually voluntarily met up with that weirdo in the first place.

[frogBISCUITS]

The fact he thought he could get away with it when he was so sloppy about the whole thing is wild.

[connerreid]

That's gotta be the craziest AirBNB review in history.

[jeri]

How does a woman in this day and age meet a stranger at a park for 1st mtg? And then go with him back to HIS home!? "His territory." Don't even suggest I'm victim shaming. Not even close! 😊 But...women just can't do these things and stay safe. Period.

[bonniephelps]

I feel so sorry for the parents who had to find out about their daughters personal activities this way 😔

[cwyvern]

May he rot in jail for the rest of his life

[neutralcommenter]

Not only did these parents lose a daughter, but to find out she was a prostitute and that is your last impression of her and how she is remembered.

[aiveah]

Says he was at home with his baby mama (who is 8 months pregnant) but doesn’t know her last name? LOL

[Issssme]

I’m so TIRED of men being convicted and found guilty of SA-ing women only to be able to live their lives freely after the fact then people are always SHOCKED that they end up doing so much worse. These judges/justices need to be held accountable

[ryliemcconkey]

It’s so odd that after flying home she met up with him instead of going home, you would think she’d like to refresh a little, so heartbreaking.

[Unknown-fdo]

I cannot imaging how her parents felt to find out her such strange life, must be so devastating to not losing your daughter but finding out how she wasn’t what any parent thought their daughter is, imagine dying and everyone knows you for what was said in this video, sad sad sad