was a Mormon church member and stake high council member in Oklahoma; accused in 2019 of child sexual abuse; pleaded no contest to an amended charge of child neglect

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Summary

Matthew Hack, a Mormon stake high councilman in Oklahoma, was charged with forcible sodomy and lewd molestation of a child in 2019.

In 2021, Hack pleaded no contest to a single count of child neglect. The other counts were dismissed.

Docket details at FLOODLIT.org

Sources

  1. Stake High Counselor arrested for child sex abuse
    view source details | 11 Oct 2019 | KFOR
  2. State of Oklahoma v. Hack, Matthew John - case CF-2019-1225
    view source details | 3 Mar 2023 | Oklahoma State Courts Network
  3. New LDS leaders serve young adults in Norman
    view source details | 3 Jan 2007 | Norman Transcript

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