Surprising Meth Lab Discoveries In Utah's Quiet Neighborhoods

Utah’s Unique Appeal: More Than Just Red Rocks

Utah is famous for a lot of things: amazing red rock landscapes, fry sauce, soda shops, national parks that look other worldly, and some of the safest, friendliest communities in America. Every once in a while though, a story will pop up that feels less like a postcard from Zion, and more like... an episode of Breaking Bad. While White may have cooked his way across New Mexico, it turns out the Beehive State has had a few Heisenberg wannabes of it's own!

Inside the Meth Lab Landscape: What the Records Reveal

Federal records track properties that were once used to "cook" illegal drugs, and when you scroll through the list, it's pretty surprising! A lot of these places look totally normal from the outside. These homes are in quiet neighborhoods, regular homes, and really nothing that would scream "SUSPICIOUS!" At some point though, investigators say these homes were used as meth labs.

Check out the six homes across Utah that feds have previously identified as meth lab sites!