Is Lori Vallow Daybell the legal mastermind she believes herself to be, or are we witnessing a trainwreck in slow motion? In a bizarre twist to an already notorious case, Lori Vallow Daybell has decided to represent herself in her upcoming trial, raising questions about her mental competency and the limits of self-representation in the courtroom. With advisory attorneys on standby and the potential for chaos looming, this episode explores whether the judge’s decision to allow her to take the reins will lead to justice—or just more courtroom drama. Can a brief moment of apparent sanity truly overshadow the erratic behavior that follows? And how will her decision impact her chances on appeal?

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