UTAH’S INDEPENDENT VOICE SINCE 1871 APRIL 8, 2012 « SUNDAY » SLTRIB.COM BIKRAM Sports • Utes win regional, qualify for NCAA Championships > C1 YOGA HEATS UP UTAH > H1 LEAP FORWARD A , Romney raising IT’S NOT’S MUSEUM ART GALLERY, BUT less Utah money CHILDREN MUSEUM this time around Politics • Donations him,” DeRoest says. “I want- SCIENCE may pile up again if ed to wait and see if he had OR E a chance before I put a lot he takes on Obama. more money down. I figured he had enough money to get TH By THOMAS BURR him started and if he need- The Salt Lake Tribune ed more money in the end, I might pitch in.” Washington • Five years DeRoest has plenty of com- ago, Orem’s Heidi Hanseen pany. CAN DO DeRoest forked over $1,300 More than 5,000 Utahns to Mitt Romney’s presiden- who whipped out their wallets tial campaign. This time in 2008 to support Romney’s Mitt’s AR around, the GOP front-run- first presidential bid are now Utah haul ner’s camp has repeatedly holding on to their money. asked for a donation, but she Blame it on the economic 2008 • ON ? hasn’t broken out her check- downturn, the emergence of $5,455,815 book — yet. “super PACs” or second-run 2012 • LE “I’m still a big supporter of Please see ROMNEY, A7 $3,268,785 THRIVE Did pursuit of EASTER • REMEMBRANCE Powell miss possible tactic? Utah • Brett Tolman, a former U.S. attor- ney for Utah, says lo- cal law enforcement authorities may have overlooked a pos- sible strategy — a charge of obstruc- tion of justice — in prosecuting Josh Powell in the 2009 disappearance of his wife, Susan. > B1 CHRIS DETRICK | The Salt Lake Tribune Pastor Eun-sang Lee and his wife, Pastor Yvonne ke Tribune Salt La Lee, participate in the Good Friday Procession. | The FFIN EGRI STEV ‘Why couldn’t Open since October, The Leonardo God resurrect my is still fighting to win over Salt Lake City residents while trying to son right now?’ define exactly what its boundary- TwO Utah pastors crossing concept offers visitors. mark their first Easter without their By GLEN WARCHOL The Salt Lake Tribune Check out The murdered son. Leonardo for The Leonardo, the new Salt Prottece t By PEGGY FLETCHER STACK Lake City museum, prides it- yourself The Salt Lake Tribune self on teaching critical think- Where • 209 E. your Samuel Lee • ing, innovation and creativity, 500 South (Library Last October, Eun-sang Lee Son of Pastors yet finds itself under exami- Square), Salt Lake child’s and Yvonne Lee knew instant- Eun-sang Lee nation on a very public micro- City ly the exquisite agony of any- and Yvonne scope slide. Hours • Closed ID from one who gets this late-night Lee After six months, The Leon- Monday and Tues- message: Your son is dead. ardo continues to struggle to at- day; open Wednes- theft But the Lees are not just tract visitors in large numbers, day, Thursday and parents of a murdered child. “ in part because it hasn’t defined Saturday 11 a.m.- Money • ID theft They are pastors at separate exactly what it offers. The mu- 7 p.m.; Friday is a growing crime, Protestant churches in Utah Not being able seum has drawn 40,000 vis- 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sun- especially involv- who today will offer their first to touch him itors since it opened Oct. 9. day 11 a.m.-5 p.m. ing children. Crooks Easter sermons since seeing and hold his That’s in contrast to the Nat- Admission • like to use children’s their son’s lifeless body at a ural History Museum of Utah, Individual $14, senior identities to commit Korean airport. hands, tell which opened a new building a $12, age 6-17 $10, credit fraud because On this day, Christians him goodbye TRENTNELSON | The Salt Lake Tribune month after The Leonardo and age 5 and under the crime can go un- worldwide revisit the biblical or pray for Top, Alexandra Hesse is the new director has drawn 151,000 visitors. free, student, $10, detected for years. story of women going to wash of The Leonardo in downtown Salt Lake Attendance revenue is only family of four $40 Find out which tools and clean Jesus’ bruised and him. The way City. Above, six months after its open- part of the complex calculus be- (additional person Utah parents have battered body as a final ges- he died, it’s ing, The Leonardo — which hasn’t de- hind a museum’s support, but $7), Wednesdays $7. to keep their chil- ture of love only to find the really hard.” fined exactly what it offers — contin- visitors lead to private dona- Info • theleonardo. dren’s information tomb empty. Instead, so the ues to struggle to attract visitors in large tions, corporate sponsorships org safe. > E1 story goes, Mary Magdalene YVONNE numbers. Please see LEONARDO, A4 Please see EASTER, A14 LEE [ [ HI LO Books D5 Money E1 Find us on Facebook Crossword H4 Movies D11 70 46 facebook.com/saltlaketribune Lottery and privacy Editorials O1 Obituaries B4 Follow us on Twitter Horoscope H4 Outdoors H2 twitter.com/sltrib NATION • Many wonder why the winner of the $656 million Legal notices E9 Sports C1 Lottery A2 Television D4 Get customized email updates jackpot hasn’t come forward. But when luck suddenly changes www.sltrib.com/pages/email one’s fortunes, experts say clinging to anonymity is smart. > A8 VOLUME 283 | NUMBER 178 Today • Sunny > B12 A14 > UTAH ≥ SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2012 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE in God’s grace and mercy will Easter carry her through. ≥ Continued from A1 “This Easter I will be en- couraging people to meet Je- and others find their Lord sus in their hearts and souls, alive. Resurrected. without that physical resur- The Lees will mourn with rection that may or may not the millions who have lost happen,” she says, “I leave it loved ones and celebrate with up to God, but with one ques- many millions more who em- tion: Why couldn’t God res- brace the church’s hopeful urrect my son right now?” good news. They will sing Eun-sang, too, has a mes- their hallelujahs and, with sage for his diverse congre- joyful hearts, add the refrain gation of believers from 25 — Christ is risen. countries, as well as home- But the music in their soul grown homeless, gays, lesbi- has a different melody these ans — seekers of all kinds. days, with many more tones, Resurrection is not about harmonies, crescendoes, even where we go after we die, he silences than it had before says. It’s about how we live a that fateful call. Christ-like life full of mean- — ing and compassion — here and now. 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