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Hacking may have learned of husband's lies Missing: The family hires a criminal defense attorney to represent Mark Hacking, who remains hospitalized By Ashley Broughton and Matthew D. LaPlante The Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Tribune 2004-07-27 00:39:09.532 Three days before she disappeared, Lori Hacking may have uncovered her husband's deceptions.   She received a phone call at her work, started crying and went home early, said a colleague at Wells Fargo Institutional Brokerage and Sales.   "I could hear her say things such as, 'But he's already been accepted. He's already applied. This can't be correct,' said Darren Openshaw, a Wells Fargo...

Hidden Truth: Lori Hacking Case Aug. 6, 2004 On July 24, while sitting in a psychiatric hospital, Mark Hacking's brothers say he told them that he killed his wife, Lori, and then put her body in the trash. It is believed her body is buried under more than 2,000 tons of garbage. By all accounts, Mark Hacking worshipped his wife of five years, and he wasn’t afraid to show it. Correspondent Maureen Maher has this 48 Hours update. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “He adored her. And she adored him,” recalls Lori’s mother, Thelma Soares. “I couldn’t have asked for a better son-in-law. Lori...

'The right thing to do' Family says Mark Hacking is willing to help investigators even if his life is at stake By Matt Canham and Matthew D. LaPlante The Salt Lake Tribune Douglas Hacking, shown here during a news conference in Salt Lake City on July 25, said Thursday that his son, Mark, wants to help the investigation. (Leah Hogsten/Tribune file photo) He told his family he killed his wife. Now his family says Mark Hacking is ready to accept the consequences. In a telephone conversation from jail Wednesday night, Hacking reportedly talked to his father about his willingness to...

Brothers prompt confession Mark Hacking opened up to Scott and Lance after they confronted him in hospital By Matthew D. LaPlante, Matt Canham and Stephen Hunt 2004, The Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Tribune 2004-08-05 02:48:09.673 Five days into the search for their sister-in-law, Mark Hacking's brothers made a decision that could help seal his fate.    Cognizant of their promise to help find Lori Hacking, they confronted Mark in his hospital room the morning of July 24, pleaded for information and gave him the afternoon to think it over.    They returned that night. And, they said, he confessed.    "My...

I have been looking to see who all is still chatting about Lori. Seems that the chatter has come to an end. Is this because there are only minimal updates to this story???