Police release last known photos of missing University of Utah student Mackenzie Lueck, who disappeared shortly after she was snapped by security cameras deplaning at the Salt Lake City International Airport.
Police on Tuesday released the last known photos of missing University of Utah student Mackenzie Lueck, who disappeared shortly after she was snapped by security cameras deplaning at the Salt Lake City International Airport.
Pictures of Mackenzie Lueck at the Salt Lake City International airport on June 17, 2019. #missingperson #mackenzielueck pic.twitter.com/PRxftHRKRW "She isn't somebody that would go off the grid and would disappear," her friend, Juliana Cauley, told"Good Morning America." "She has this cat, cute little black cat named Nova. She came back and didn't even go by to see Nova, and that's strange," Cauley said."That cat's her best friend."
Lueck was scheduled to fly back to California on Sunday, June 23, but wasn't on the flight, Doubt said. Doubt asked the public to come forward if they know if the college student has an alternate phone, hidden social media contacts or may be in contact with someone online.
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