On July 19, 2004, Lori Hacking, a 27-year-old newlywed from Salt Lake City, Utah, vanished early one morning after telling her husband she was going jogging near their apartment. When she didn’t return, her husband, Mark Hacking, reported her missing, sparking a massive search that gripped the community. As investigators looked closer, Mark’s story began to fall apart. He claimed to be a medical student at the University of Utah, but police discovered he had lied for years — he was not enrolled,

When 24-year-old Tamika Huston went missing in the early 2000s, stories of missing white women, like Lori Hacking or Laci Peterson, dominated the news cycle, but not those of women of color like Huston. For tonight’s new #ABC2020, Co-Anchor Deborah Roberts uncovers how Huston’s case spotlighted the lack of national attention on missing women of color. 'The Girl Who Looked Like Me' premieres tonight (Sept. 27) at 9/8c on ABC. Stream the next day on Hulu. | ABC 20/20