Posted on 07/05/2019 11:35:03 AM PDT by DCBryan1
The body of MacKenzie Lueck, the University of Utah student who was killed sometime after she flew back to Salt Lake City on June 17, has been found.
“We have retrieved MacKenzie Lueck from Logan Canyon,” Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown announced at a news conference Friday.
Few details were given about how the body was found. Brown and Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said her remains were found sometime Wednesday.
“Despite their grief,” Brown said of the Lueck family, “we hope this will help them find some closure and justice for MacKenzie.”
Ayoola Ajayi, 31, was booked into jail on June 28, on suspicion of aggravated murder, aggravated kidnapping, desecration of a body and obstruction of justice after a SWAT team arrested him that morning at a West Temple apartment complex. He is being held without the opportunity to post bail.
Police had previously said charred human tissue was found in Ajayi’s yard and was a DNA match for Lueck.
As of Friday morning, Ajayi had not been charged. Gill asked for and received an extension until Tuesday to file formal charges, and said Friday that charges should be filed early next week.
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Was he going to BBQ her in the back yard, Nigeria style, got spooked or couldn’t keep her lit, panicked and hauled her body into Logan Canyon, where he tried to skillfully hide the remains, to the best of his ability.
Utah has the death penalty.
Who are you to judge her.She might have been meeting with friends and lead into this.Get this rich boyfriend would not meet in a park.DUH.She expected more people and maybe even a friend.
She was a sugar baby. Which means having sex with men for money. Lets be real about this. She also was 23, at an age in which she should have been making smarter adult decisions.
That does not mean that she deserves to be killed, but if you walk on the wild side, you may not like what may happen.
It also is a lesson to the girls whom she was encouraging on social media to be sugar babies.
I wonder if her parents are libs, and her lifestyle was the result?
I hope my following posts helped you see that I am in no way victim shaming.
Victim shaming.
Get the hell off her back-she’s dead.
You are mistaken about me, and you seem to be using insulting me as a way to lift yourself up in superiority.
Excuse me you said the victim was dumb.
Prostitution has its risks, she choose poorly. The perp needs to be executed.
You’re sorry for her family? Really?
She was tortured and murdered by an animal and you keep focusing on some decisions she made when she was a kid.
Why don’t you focus your criticism on the person who did this.
I have reclarified that she may have been quite intelligent but made an extremely dumb lifestyle choice. May she Rest In Peace and May her family receive great comfort from Above in their mourning.
WHat is wrong with this thread? I’ve said nothing wrong about the victim and her family and I have clarified my “dumb” mention many times. Is this just Slap Yaelle Night? Now I’m being criticized for feeling bad for her family. Bizarro world.
Victim shaming she deserved it.
She’s dead,how dare you judge her until you know the whole story.I think your posts are dumb.
She was 23. An adult.
Not a kid.
Unbelievable.
Victims sometimes deserve shaming. It is like “fat-shaming”. I’m not on a diet because I’m proud of my fat! Public shame can deter bad, harmful behavior as well as emphasize to the young the risks in the behavior.
That is a good thing. We OUGHT to shame people who give sex for money. Not KILL them, but shame is appropriate.
Why do people keep up this attack on a murdered girl?
We are not attacking her. The “Sugar Daddy” attacked her. We are pointing out that being a “Sugar Baby” is dangerous and she paid the price. It is WARNING others. Think of it as a Timothy Treadwell moment.
We all fully support punishing the murderer severely. I’d like torture, but that is illegal. Maybe shoot him with a bad shot?
Because white washing her behavior does not teach a lesson to girls who may want to follow in her path. Especially the ones she encouraged on Facebook.
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