---

Associated Press, USA
Aug. 1, 2004
www.9news.com

---

ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 8111 • Posted: Sunday August 1, 2004  

---

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) – Police in Salt Lake City aren’t saying much about what Mark Hacking apparently told relatives about the search for his wife, Lori.

Detective Dwayne Baird issued a brief statement today saying a Hacking family member had provided police with “substantial new information,” but wouldn’t elaborate.

Baird says the search of the Salt Lake County landfill will resume Friday when cadaver dogs are available again. Baird did not say why the dogs wouldn’t be available until then.

Baird did not respond to questions after his brief statement.

The families of Mark and Lori Hacking released a joint statement last night, saying Mark Hacking had given information that makes a search for his wife unnecessary. Police won’t say what that information was.

Lori Hacking has been missing for nearly two weeks.

---

What You Can Do From Here

---

Read More Articles On These Topics Categories: Mark and Lori Hacking Share, Blog About, Bookmark, or Email This Article Subscribe Religion News Blog RSS feed [What is this?] RSS by topic: Mark and Lori Hacking Read Another Article Previous entry: World Court to Try 5 Kony Commanders Next entry: Vatican Criticizes Feminists RNB Homepage with latest headlines Find Related Information Use our custom search engines to find additional research resources on religions and cults Find Related Books Mark and Lori Hacking Most Popular Today Pakistan Militants Bomb CD Shop For Selling ‘Jesus Film’ Muslim Violence Ongoing in Egypt; Christians Plead For Help World’s oldest ocean-going passenger ship, ministry ship Doulos, to stop sailing

---

Share This Article

---

To share this page simply copy and paste one of these URL's:

• Post a link on your blog or website:
  
• Send in an email or IM:
  
• Post on a forum:
  

Search for information about (religious) cults, cult-like organizations, -- as well as paranormal-, New Age, and pseudoscientific claims -- across 260+ websites, blogs and forums dedicated to cult research, spiritual abuse, ex-cult counseling & support.

Note: results are listed on another domain -- CounterCultSearch.com -- from which you can easily return here.

Search for apologetics articles, books, videos, and other research resources across 135 Christian apologetics websites and blogs.

Note: results are listed on another domain -- ApologeticsSearch.com -- from which you can easily return here.