In a compelling episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," Bob Motta, a defense attorney and podcast host, delves into the nuances of the Chad Daybell case, specifically discussing the impact of Alex Cox’s death on the trial. Motta suggests that Cox’s absence could be strategically advantageous for Daybell’s defense, as it simplifies placing blame on Cox without contradiction. The conversation also explores the hypothetical scenario of Lori Vallow taking the stand in Chad’s defense, despite the potential risks to her own appeals and the complex dynamics of their relationship. Motta opines that Lori, portrayed as the mastermind behind the tragic events, is unlikely to testify, given the detrimental implications for her legal situation. The dialogue encapsulates the intricacies of legal strategies, the manipulation of narratives in high-profile cases, and the speculative nature of defense tactics in the absence of key witnesses.

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