My grandmother, papa Gerry, was a hero to many. Along with photos of her grandmother, grandfather and mother, she wrote, “I’m sure many have already heard, heaven gained an angel on Monday. Kenzie Lueck’s last Instagram post before her disappearance was about her grandmother’s death. Her funeral was held June 15 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in El Segundo. Her maternal grandmother, Geraldine Walker Stephens, died June 10. She was returning home from her grandmother’s funeral in El Segundo, California, where her family lives and where she grew up. Even if you’re missing, or you want to disappear, you have to turn your phone on to GPS.” Fine said her bank account has also been inactive. (Not answering the phone) is very, very unusual. We have to do everything to look for her, because I’d want her to do that for me,” Ashley Fine told the Salt Late Tribune. “We’ve been spreading the word across the nation, around the world.
Ajayi was briefly a member of the Utah Army National Guard in the past, but he was discharged, officials said.įacebookKenzie Lueck is a student at the University of Utah. Police accuse Ajayi, 31, of admitting having some text communications with Lueck on the evening of June 16, but they said he denied that he met with her or had seen a photo of her despite “having several photos of her and (her) profile photo.” The pictures were on his phone. Lueck’s last communications “were with the arrested person,” the chief alleged. The contractor told Fox the request creeped him out and said Ajayi told him he needed the room to hide alcohol from his Mormon girlfriend.
On July 5, 2019, police said they found Lueck’s body in Logan Canyon.įox News reported that a Utah handyman claims Ajayi once asked him to build a secret, soundproof room in his house complete with hooks and a fingerprint lock. “Other charred material was located which has now been forensically determined to be female human tissue,” said the chief. Lueck was in her senior year at the University of Utah. The suspect’s neighbors had told detectives they allegedly saw Ajayi “burning something in his back yard with the use of gasoline” on June 17 and 18. Horrifically, “female human tissue,” was then also found, and it matched via DNA testing to MacKenzie Lueck, the chief revealed in a news conference. What authorities say happened to Lueck, who was a nursing student, is grisly and very disturbing.Īccording to Brown, a search of the suspect’s property (the home was listed on Airbnb), found a burned area that contained charred items consistent with personal items of Lueck.
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