A memorial service is planned for a missing law professor. Charles Hosch, a professor at SMU, disappeared 10 months ago while hiking. The service is scheduled for September 19.
Further details about the disappearance and the memorial service are available.
The service for Charles Hosch will take place in Dallas, where he was a law professor at SMU, after he went missing on Blood Mountain.
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