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Lauren Giddings was last seen on June 30, 2011.

Her family was unconcerned because she had told them she was going to law school.

Lauren Giddings, a recent Mercer University Law School graduate, went missing over the weekend, and students and friends alerted authorities.

After her disappearance became a homicide investigation, she was discovered dismembered and dumped in a dumpster outside her Macon, Ga. apartment.

What Happened to Lauren is an Investigation Discovery documentary that details the shocking murder and subsequent investigation that resulted in the arrest and conviction of the assassin who committed this heinous act.

Lauren’s university friends, on the other hand, were well aware that something was wrong. The cops were called, but when they arrived, they discovered her apartment was unlocked. Lauren’s sister Kaitlyn even enlisted the help of a friend to gain access to her apartment using a skeleton key.

Lauren’s purse, keys, wallet, and school identification card were discovered.

Stephen McDaniel’s confession was accompanied by claims that he was a victim of police coercion and unfair interrogation tactics.

Er claimed he was denied medical attention due to the officers’ alleged verbal abuse and insults.

 

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Despite this, Stephen McDaniel was sentenced to life in prison in 2014 based on his confession. McDaniel may be eligible for release in 30 years.

In 2018, he filed an appeal, claiming that the police violated his constitutional rights while investigating him.

He claimed that his apartment was improperly searched and that he was not promptly informed of his rights. His appeal was ultimately denied.

Stephen McDaniel is currently serving his sentence at Georgia’s Hancock State Prison.

Lauren Giddings lived in a rented apartment in Macon, Georgia.

She was a Mercer University Law School graduate with a legal career behind her.

Lauren was preparing to take the bar exam when she was murdered.

Her friends noticed that the normally vivacious girl had a strangely disturbing demeanor in the year leading up to her death.

Lauren had a nagging suspicion that someone was in her apartment and moving things around even while she was away on a trip.

Despite this, she never felt in any danger.