The Murder of Lori Hacking

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02/11/25 • 50 min

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When 27-year-old Lori Hacking failed to return from her early morning jog in Salt Lake City, concern quickly turned to panic. Friends and family launched a frantic search, but as investigators dug deeper, unsettling inconsistencies began to surface. What started as a routine missing persons case soon unraveled into something far more sinister one that would expose shocking secrets hiding just beneath the surface of Lori’s seemingly perfect life.

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