Man pleads guilty in wife’s death in Utah case
Mark Hacking pleaded guilty to murder in the death of his wife Lori Hacking. Prosecutors seek the maximum sentence of life without probation, with evidence cited of disposing of the body and gun. He admitted shooting in her hospital bed and later lied about medical school plans.
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Garbage man charged in murder in Orleans Mo
A municipal garbage collector was charged with murder in Orleans County after the stabbing death of a fashion writer. The case centers on DNA evidence and a lengthy investigation, with prosecutors noting delays due to limited state resources. The trial follows years of public debate over local DNA collection programs and privacy concerns.
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Atlanta shooting suspect returns to court in major proceeding
The Atlanta suspect appeared in Fulton County Court amid contentious motions as prosecutors seek to empanel a new grand jury on May. Defense questions juror exposure and confidentiality while acknowledging prior courthouse violence including the killings of Judge Rowland Barnes and a sheriff deputy. Nichols sat with his lawyers as the proceedings continued, with police and officers present in formal and plain clothes.
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Cord blood donations save lives and fuel policy urges
In 2000 a mother donated her newborns umbilical cord blood enabling stem cell research. By 2002 donated cells helped Kathy Conway’s leukemia survival, prompting calls for a national cord blood banking system. Congress funds aim to build a public stockpile with a coordinating center and stricter testing and consent rules.
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