Posted on 07/25/2004 12:48:57 AM PDT by blondee123
"Hacking"...ironic, eh?
Ping
doh!
SATURDAY, JULY 23
• The search for Lori Hacking leads to a municipal landfill and includes the use of cadaver dogs, police confirm.
• A pathology lab begins testing a sample of a brown, protein-rich liquid that a neighbor of the Hackings found at the bottom of his trash bin on Monday after collection rounds, Baird says.
• Mark Hacking remains hospitalized, with family saying the date of his release will be determined by physicians.
• Sources confirm to the Deseret Morning News that a blood-stained knife with hair attached to it was included in evidence seized from the Hacking home.
• Police evidence technicians collect a clump of hair from a Dumpster at a Chevron gas station at the corner of 2100 South and 300 West.
snipped from the following
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,595079718,00.html
OMG!
*cough* guilty *cough* as hell
It must be horrible in that house...
The apartment has been cleaned by someone luminol tests show, blood drippings found, not just blood spots per Carol, Fox News in SLC, Utah.
SUNDAY, JULY 18
• Erin Galbraith, one of Lori Hacking's best friends, who was also her college roommate for three years, says Lori and her husband, Mark, attended a housewarming party in Bountiful Sunday night. She says Lori talked about how excited she was to move to North Carolina.
Also on Saturday, a clump of dark hair was retrieved by evidence technicians from a Dumpster at a Chevron gas station at 2100 S. 300 West. A station attendant reported the finding to police, Salt Lake police detective Phil Eslinger said.
It too will be added to the growing cache of evidence being evaluated, and it may not necessarily be connected to the case, he added.
"We're looking into everything," Eslinger said.
The gas station is less than two blocks from Bradley's Sleep Etc., 2255 S. 300 West, where Mark Hacking bought a new mattress Monday, just 26 minutes before reporting Lori's disappearance to police.
In other developments Saturday, cable's Fox News reported that police sources told the television network they had found bloodstains in the Hacking's apartment. That information blind-sided family members and police.
Baird said he did not know if those reports were "accurate or inaccurate."
"I'm not at liberty to discuss what it is as far as the investigative aspect goes," he said. "We have procedures that we deal with, and if it's evidentiary in nature, we're not going to discuss that. And certainly if it has to do with testing, that you're naming the results of that testing, we don't have it."
Sounds like he really hacked her into pieces for disposal
"To a certain degree, I have to draw the line; I want my daughter back," he told the news network. "I want him to retrieve the body so we can give her a proper burial."
And spread her all over town. That is one sick SOB.
if this is what he did and Lori's mother can still love him she is a bigger person than I could ever be I have no emphaty for him at all
Friday afternoon a forensics team was sent to a house across the street from the Hackings' apartment at 127 S. Lincoln (945 East) where a foul smelling brown substance was found in a garbage can.
I think we are just finding out the tip of the iceberg....Hope this trial will be on court tv
if somebody sets up a ping list please put me on it
I wonder if he thinks it was worth it? Stupid *ss. It would have been easier, IMO, to go to school.
I'll try to remember to ping you if you will do the same.
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Lori Hacking was last seen sometime Sunday night after going to a party with her husband. She reportedly went jogging in Memory Grove Monday between 5:30 and 6:00 a.m. Monday. Police were notified of her disappearance at 10:49 a.m.
agreed or have all these jerks forgot there is a divorce court
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