Found Deceased UT - MacKenzie "Kenzie" Lueck, 23, Salt Lake City, 17 June 2019 #6

[BayouBelle_LA]

Per live Fox 13 reporter stated that the bonfires were several nights in a row and neighbors complained to him about them.

And when they complained he told them he was almost finished.

 

[margarita25]

There. Is. No. Tesla.

And

The. Lyft. Driver. Was. Not. A. Suspect.

 

[billy1994]

I doubt a body was burned in a bonfire with houses that close. But evidence like sheets her luggage etc.

Tomorrow I think we’ll learn a lot

 

[margarita25]

Per live Fox 13 reporter stated that the bonfires were several nights in a row and neighbors complained to him about them.

Cheese and rice....

Yeah. It takes 1400 degrees PLUS and a lot of burning. There will likely be something.



(Ps eta don’t ask me how I know this )

 

[Kapua]

Per live Fox 13 reporter stated that the bonfires were several nights in a row and neighbors complained to him about them.

Who has bonfires in their backyard for days in a row? That cannot be legal. What cojones.

This is sickening.

I feel awful for Kenzie's family and friends.

 

[LadyL]

I can't imagine that no-one would smell a body burning, though. The smell would be horrible. Maybe he burned evidence, like her suitcase and all her belongings. Imo

apparently the neighbours said there was a bad smell

 

[TristanP]

I don't think she was burned in the backyard either. The heat of the fire would have to Be extremely high and seeing how close the burn area is to the garage, it's safe to say the fire would have burned down the garage. Plus there would still be bone fragments as well

Pretty sure bone fragments is what they’re searching for tonight.

 

[wary]

bolded by me

Strange smell? Oh no.

I hope it’s their imagination. I hope she had a lot of plastic stuff in her suitcase.

 

[Tori2]

And

The. Lyft. Driver. Was. Not. A. Suspect.

I need that LOL button again!

 

[bellesnwhistles]

And

The. Lyft. Driver. Was. Not. A. Suspect.

Unless, plot twist: he IS the lyft driver! (But I'm pretty sure that's not the case)

 

[LadyL]

NO.

Sorry to be a pain, but when I found the property owner, and Googled his name, I came up with SEVEN people.

This is why we can't post names, or anything else just yet. We could easily accuse someone not involved with this crime.

really?
I only came up with one and his picture matches between sites

 

[Coquette]

If in fact the homeowner in custody is the man who wrote the book on Amazon (same name), it involves a 15-year-old boy who witnesses someone being burned alive and then witnesses the same thing happening to someone else some time later. IMO, if this is indeed him and it is in any way based on his own life, he may have wanted to recreate the experience. If purely fiction, it could be a case of life imitating art. MOO.

 

[crhedBngr]

really?
I only came up with one and his picture matches between sites

Okay, but . . . we need to wait.

I respect what you posted here.

 

[whitelilac]

Just learning now. Dear God.....
I'm heartsick.
Just no words........

 

[iluvmua]

really?
I only came up with one and his picture matches between sites

Same here

 

[billy1994]

NO.

Sorry to be a pain, but when I found the property owner, and Googled his name, I came up with SEVEN people.

This is why we can't post names, or anything else just yet. We could easily accuse someone not involved with this crime.

Try LinkedIn his name. One in salt lake.

 

[smalleagles]

this makes me want to cry... pictures, book and situation suggest obsession with fire

 

[Snoop Sister]

I am in direct communication with the photographer who took a photo of you-know-who four years ago. For those of you who have not seen the photo, it shows a muscular man shirtless looking into the sky with smoke billowing around him. Given the circumstances, it strikes me as about as creepy as a photo could be. I find it very offensive. The photographer was unaware of the breaking news and probably is a little overwhelmed at the moment.

Yes, I have seen some of his model photos. This creep blows me away....

 

[wary]

NO.

Sorry to be a pain, but when I found the property owner, and Googled his name, I came up with SEVEN people.

This is why we can't post names, or anything else just yet. We could easily accuse someone not involved with this crime.

I agree. We don’t want to tangle someone with the same name in this mess. But, I think we’ll be able to talk about the Amazon book tomorrow. The author “lives in salt lake.”

Could be a relative, though.

 

[gitana1]

I get you don't like my analysis. My point is that a sugar baby works to give the impression of romance and many men become violent when they feel rejected. Does it happen in other situations? Yes.

It's not that I don't like your analysis. It's that I prefer evidence. I guess that's why I'm an attorney.