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I hate to tell you but you need to read more... The party was hosted Sunday night by her boss (Church) from Wells Fargo at a local eatery. They left at about 8pm. This is the last time other people saw her alive.

As far as planning... yeah he was a planner, they found a blooding knife stashed in the apartment and he was out buying a mattress on Monday. The first place he went to told him that he could not take a mattress home with him today, so he went to another place that had a mattress in stock that he could take home.

(Rolling eyes).

>>I hate to tell you but you need to read more... The party was hosted Sunday night by her boss (Church) from Wells Fargo at a local eatery. <<

Please read the article posted here: "Pictures from the party, held at a supervisor's cabin in the Uinta Mountains, show Lori Hacking in a baggy gray University of Utah sweatshirt, smiling widely with her husband's arm wrapped around her shoulder." The timing of the party is reported by a phrase a little earlier: "But by the time she arrived at her going-away party held that evening,"

and...

"A close friend of Lori Hacking, who saw the couple at a housewarming party the night before she disappeared" . . . "'I was in their apartment. I was looking at boxes.'"

This is what is reported by the SLC Tribune in this article. If you have something substantial that disputes this report, please post it. But I ask that you at least read it before posting here.

>>They left at about 8pm. This is the last time other people saw her alive.<<

They left their own apartment?

>>they found a blooding knife stashed in the apartment <<

This has not been confirmed by authorities.

>>The first place he went to told him that he could not take a mattress home with him today, so he went to another place that had a mattress in stock that he could take home.<<

Fine, but what exactly does that prove other than what it says?