A vast audience knows, for example, that Hinckley was deeply involved in the Mark Hofmann debacle that resulted in the murder of two innocent people. That he erected a monument to honor those killed by Mormons during the Mountain Meadows Massacre but made it clear that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints accepted no responsibility. That he went on national television and denied basic beliefs that we as Mormons were taught our whole lives.

I don't care if you run an article highlighting his life and accomplishments, or if you run one outlining his failings. But I feel betrayed by your over-the-top accolades and the complete ignoring of some of the more ignominious aspects of his life. Why are you pandering?

Terri Jo Lorz

South Jordan