Web Sites Selling Hacking Papers As 'Murderabilia'
Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › June 13, 2006
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Papers purportedly signed by convicted killer Mark Hacking are being auctioned off on Web sites that specialize in selling "murderabilia" from notorious killers.
The Deseret Morning News was tipped off to a couple of Web sites claiming to sell items autographed by Hacking, who gained notoriety for the murder of his wife, Lori, in July 2004. Hacking shot her in the head as she slept, dumped her body in the garbage and then told authorities she disappeared while jogging. Police said it was a cover for an intricate web of lies Hacking had crafted, which his wife had discovered.See the full content of this document
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Web Sites Selling Hacking Papers As 'Murderabilia'
An intensive search was launched and Lori's body was ultimately discovered in the Salt Lake Valley landfill in October 2004. Hacking pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to six years to life in the Utah State Prison.
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