In 2018, University of Utah student and track athlete Lauren McCluskey was shot and killed on campus by a man she had briefly dated, after months of harassment and threats she had reported to campus police. This film reconstructs the case through the people who lived it, tracing the warning signs McCluskey flagged before her death and the institutional response that failed to act on them. It follows the aftermath at the University of Utah, where the killing triggered public outrage, a lawsuit from her family, and an independent review that found the university's police department mishandled her complaints. The film sits inside a broader conversation about how colleges handle reports of stalking and domestic violence involving students, and what accountability looks like when a system meant to protect someone does not. It stays close to McCluskey's own story rather than treating her as a symbol, using her reports, her family's account, and the record of what campus police did and did not do to lay out exactly where the failures occurred.