Posted on 06/28/2019 1:14:59 PM PDT by Hojczyk
Charred remains of missing 23-year-old Utah college student MacKenzie Lueck were discovered after police searched Ayoola Ajayi’s home.
Neighbors said they saw 31-year-old Ayoola Ajayi burning something in his backyard, according to reports.
Salt Lake City police had been searching for MacKenzie Lueck for 11 days before they discovered her charred remains.
According to reports, MacKenzie was dropped off at Hatch Park at 3 AM by a Lyft driver after landing at Salt Lake City airport on June 17. The Lyft driver was cleared of any involvement in Lueck’s disappearance and murder.
Authorities combed through MacKenzie’s phone and social media records where they made the connection to Ajayi — both were at the same park at the same time of her disappearance and Ajayi initially denied knowing MacKenzie.
According to the New York Post, investigators had also been digging into Lueck’s dating apps after receiving tips that she was interested in older men and casually seeing several people.
Ajayi’s booking record in jail says he was born in Nigeria, reported Heavy.com:
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Expect this story to be buried by the corrupt liberal MSM very soon - they were hoping a white guy did this
She was “casually seeing several people”.
I’m sorry, but what does that mean?
Sometimes, the only good that can come from something as horrible as this, is the lessons it can provide others.
The media may sensationalize the “sugar daddy” aspect of the case.
But in any event, I hope this can be a warning to these college girls who are “sugar babies” that you are meeting men who can be dangerous.
Everyone ask yourselves : What kind of men would go on a sugar daddy site and try to meet these college girls?
Stupid proud sugar baby. Who meets a man in a park at 3am. I’m a mother of a daughter about her age. It’s kind of hard to feel sorry for her. I do feel sorry for the parents.
It says she met the guy in a park at 3 AM. Did her mama not tell her anything at all? Is the new Feminism? I have a RIGHT to meet an unknown man in a park at 3AM!
Time to call out the militia and repel boarders.
I'm guessing they would range from creepy to homicidal...best thing that could come out of this is a warning to younger women not to ruin their life trying something like this
Think about that. If he finally gets the firing squad, his executioners may not have even been born yet.
Yep. What happened is a tragedy. And..... it is a tragedy she was that stupid.
Her family is finding out a lot about her life they wish they hadn’t.
Better get on it SoCon Pubic, people noticing bad patterns with alien names all over the place!
Forgive me, NFHale, but there are some around here who think that people noticing the foreign names of people who don’t belong here committing crimes is some sort of a problem.
How do you get into college girls heads to NOT get on the internet and get to talking to guys ... and NEVER agree to meet someone you don’t know.. and 3 am is not the time to be out.
This was a sad ending... but why did she put herself in a dangerous position.. that killer was looking for someone.. don’t be available .. this is hard for the family.. it’s horrible.. to lose one this way.
And is the murderer illegal?
(Not trying to make light of this woman's tragic demise.)
Isn’t it normal for Blacks from Africa to set people on fire and burn them to death??
See Nelson and Winnie Mandela.
It says she met the guy in a park at 3 AM. Did her mama not tell her anything at all? Is the new Feminism? I have a RIGHT to meet an unknown man in a park at 3AM!
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What a perfectly fine example of Natural Selection at work!
I just call it like I see it, friend.
Always have, always will.
How did I get dragged into this?
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