This Girl's Cause of Death is Eerily Simple. Anyone Could Make This Mistake

by N/A, 9 years ago | 3 min read

This is so scary.

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21-year-old woman Elizabeth Luebke froze to death on January 17 after leaving a house party in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was wearing just shorts, a tank top, shoes and fishnet stockings.

Luebke, who was reported missing by her mother, was discovered "mostly frozen" a few blocks from the house she was at with her friends the night before.

Footage showed Luebke walking down the street at 4:25 a.m., when the wind chill was down to -27.5 degrees. She suddenly collapsed in front of a home and stopped moving.

A friend told officials that she stormed out after an argument with another friend, and was "really really drunk" at the time.

“When she got here, she was really, really drunk and she got mad at her other friend and she stormed out,” Luebke's friend told Fox 6. According to Luebke's mother, her daughter had a history of binge drinking.

Luebke's friends posted tributes to her on Facebook, calling her "one of the nicest and caring people."

While Luebke's friends mourned her death, some also pointed their finger at the friends Luebke was with at the time, questioning why they allowed her to leave the party by herself in the first place.

Police stress that no one should go out in such harsh wind chills, especially not alone. "If you can stay in groups -- at least with somebody -- and that's just general personal safety," Joel Dhein with the Glendale Police Department said.

RIP, Elizabeth.