He certainly wasn't a pro at this.

The crime scene was handled so poorly,

and the way he tried to hide evidence was done so badly.

I think he was a burgeoning, very dangerous, possibly going to be a serial killer.

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In 2019, a college student was looking for companionship, not a hookup or a serious relationship, though. McKenzie

Lewick was looking to be a sugar baby, which in case you aren't down with lingo, it's what you

call yourself when a sugar daddy is paying for whatever it is they pay you for.

I mean, it can be different in different situations, but she met a man on the Seeking

Arrangements website in 2019.

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