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Mark Hofmann’s notorious and deadly legacy will always be inextricably tied to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but the impact of his machinations spread far outside of Utah and the church. The new documentary about the case, Murder Among the Mormons, was one of the most-watched shows on Netflix the week it dropped. The three-part series explores how Hofmann fooled a nationwide community of scholars, investigators and collectors, the bombings that killed two people and, final...

What happened to Mark Hofmann, subject of Netflix documentary Murder Among the Mormons. What did he do and where is the document dealer now?

Murder Among the Mormons details the Salt Lake City pipe bombing in 1985, which killed two people, Steven Christensen and Kathleen Sheets, and injured another—victim-turned-suspect Mark Hofmann. He was convicted of murder for building and setting off the two bombs that killed the two innocent victims, as well as multiple counts of fraud. But why did Hofmann set off those bombs in the first place? It all has to do with a set of mysterious documents called the McLellin Collection. Okay, so......

Mark Hofmann, featured in Netflix's Murder Among the Mormons, is still in prison for the Salt Lake City bombings.

Netflix's Murder Among the Mormons explores a rash of bombings in Salt Lake City.

Welp, Murder Among the Mormons has arrived on Netflix right in time for your midweek spiral, so let’s settle in. The three-part documentary is about bombings in 1985 that—as Netflix put it—“shocked the Salt Lake City Mormon community and threatened the historical foundations of the church altogether.” The bombings killed two people and severely injured Mark Hofmann, “a renowned collector of rare documents, including the infamous White Salamander Letter—an artifact whose contents ...