Cuiyun Fu ran a small massage business on the second floor of a shopping plaza at 2700 West Oakland Park Boulevard, suite 20, where she was discovered on July 17, 2025, with a fatal gunshot wound. Deputies from the Broward Sheriff’s Office arrived around 2 p.m. after reports of a deceased person at the business and pronounced her dead at the scene.
The storefront, known as Health Spa One and also associated with FeiFei Spa One in state business records, became the center of a swift homicide investigation that unfolded over the following forty-eight hours.
Detectives quickly focused on a man who, according to investigators, had known Fu for several months. Authorities allege he entered her business, shot her, and left; her body was discovered the next day. By Friday, July 18, 69-year-old Chris Luchenburg, a Fort Lauderdale resident with a prior sex-offense conviction, was in custody. He was booked into the Broward Main Jail on a charge of first-degree murder with a firearm and held without bond after a judge found probable cause; his public defender requested a mental-health evaluation at his initial appearance. Officials emphasized the speed of the arrest and asked anyone with additional information to contact Crime Stoppers.
The portrait that emerged in local reporting painted Fu as a working proprietor whose business turned overnight into a crime scene. Gun violence archives and memorial sites recorded her death on July 17 in the Fort Lauderdale area, underscoring how abruptly her life ended amid the routine of a weekday afternoon. As the case moved into the courts, detectives maintained that the killing was deliberate, tied to a brief acquaintance between the suspect and the victim, and that the evidence supported a single, identified perpetrator now under arrest.
