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2023. Tease and C's eligibility criteria and geographical restrictions apply. Welcome to Murder Minute, your daily dose of true crime.

On today's episode, The Story of Mary Vincent, but first your true crime headlines.

The parents of a murdered University of Utah student have filed suit, alleging that the university did not do enough to protect their daughter, who had

complained to police more than 20 times about her ex-boyfriend.

21-year-old Lauren McCluskey was shot and killed last October by Melvin Roland, a 37 year old registered sex offender who she had met two months earlier at a bar where he was working as a bouncer.

He lied to McCluskey about his age and his name,

and the two began dating.

After about a month, she discovered his real identity

and broke things off with him.

He began stalking and harassing her, which she reported to University police on several occasions.

He then confronted her outside of her residence hall on October 22nd, shooting and killing her before fleeing the scene.

Police tracked him down a few hours later, and he killed himself as they moved in to make an arrest.

Lauren McCluskey's parents are suing the university for their daughter's

wrongful death which they believe could have been prevented if the

university had acted with more urgency to address

her stalking complaints.

Speaking to reporters, McCluskey's mother described the lawsuit as a last resort after many failed attempts to get the university

to take responsibility and address deficiencies and safety procedures.

Jim McConkey, an attorney for the McCluskey family stated that Lawrence death was preventable

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