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July 31, 2023 The Sentencing Of Lori Vallow Daybell Part -1
Lori Vallow Daybell, age 50, was handed a lifetime sentence without the possibility of parole on Monday for her role in the murder of her two children. Prosecutors claimed the brutal act was part of a catastrophic doomsday scheme.

The court had previously honored a request from the defense to eliminate the possibility of the death penalty in the case.

In the horrific incident dating back to 2019, Vallow Daybell was convicted on two charges of first-degree murder for the untimely deaths of her children, Joshua "J.J." Vallow, aged 7, and Tylee Ryan, aged 16. After an extensive search lasting several months, their remains were discovered on an Idaho property owned by her spouse, Chad Daybell.

The court further found Vallow Daybell guilty of conspiring to murder both her children and her husband's former spouse, Tamara Daybell. The latter died under mysterious circumstances on October 19, 2019, mere weeks before Lori and Chad exchanged vows in Hawaii.

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July 31, 2023 The Sentencing Of Lori Vallow Daybell Part -2
Lori Vallow Daybell, age 50, was handed a lifetime sentence without the possibility of parole on Monday for her role in the murder of her two children. Prosecutors claimed the brutal act was part of a catastrophic doomsday scheme.

The court had previously honored a request from the defense to eliminate the possibility of the death penalty in the case.

In the horrific incident dating back to 2019, Vallow Daybell was convicted on two charges of first-degree murder for the untimely deaths of her children, Joshua "J.J." Vallow, aged 7, and Tylee Ryan, aged 16. After an extensive search lasting several months, their remains were discovered on an Idaho property owned by her spouse, Chad Daybell.

The court further found Vallow Daybell guilty of conspiring to murder both her children and her husband's former spouse, Tamara Daybell. The latter died under mysterious circumstances on October 19, 2019, mere weeks before Lori and Chad exchanged vows in Hawaii.

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1 hr 19 min
July 31, 2023 The Sentencing Of Lori Vallow Daybell Part -3
Lori Vallow Daybell, age 50, was handed a lifetime sentence without the possibility of parole on Monday for her role in the murder of her two children. Prosecutors claimed the brutal act was part of a catastrophic doomsday scheme.

The court had previously honored a request from the defense to eliminate the possibility of the death penalty in the case.

In the horrific incident dating back to 2019, Vallow Daybell was convicted on two charges of first-degree murder for the untimely deaths of her children, Joshua "J.J." Vallow, aged 7, and Tylee Ryan, aged 16. After an extensive search lasting several months, their remains were discovered on an Idaho property owned by her spouse, Chad Daybell.

The court further found Vallow Daybell guilty of conspiring to murder both her children and her husband's former spouse, Tamara Daybell. The latter died under mysterious circumstances on October 19, 2019, mere weeks before Lori and Chad exchanged vows in Hawaii.

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1 hr 1 min
July 31, 2023 Should Lori Vallow's 'Religion' Weigh On Her Sentence?

Retired FBI Special Agent and Chief of the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program, Robin Dreeke joined Tony Brueski on the "Hidden Killers" podcast, discussing the impending sentencing of Lori Vallow Daybell. They contemplated the role her religious beliefs, which influenced her actions, might play in her sentencing.

Dreeke argued that her religious beliefs didn't serve as a moral compass but instead as a tool for her personal gain. He stated, "Her religion is a screwdriver she uses to give her what she wants. It was ingrained upon her from her upbringing, but she used it as a tool, not as much as a moral compass." Dreeke thus suggested that these beliefs shouldn't be considered during her sentencing.

The conversation shifted to a larger discussion on the societal perception of mental health, considering Vallow Daybell's ability to present herself as an average mother until her religious beliefs were disclosed. Dreeke highlighted that we are in a major mental health crisis and noted that the years following the COVID pandemic led to a rise in mental health issues, leading to a decrease in mental health stigma.

Dreeke opined that the societal trauma of the pandemic made people more forgiving of socially unconventional behavior, but it also enabled truly deviant individuals like Vallow Daybell to hide in plain sight. He stated, "Our mental health as a biological organism really stems in two major areas, and that is the first and foremost is our ability to connect with healthy relationships with others... and the other aspect of it is problem-solving."

Turning back to the case at hand, Brueski asked Dreeke if there were any gaps revealed in law enforcement and child protection through this case. Dreeke expressed hope that the case would bring about improvements, comparing it to the impact of 9/11 on security protocols. He said, "Anytime we face anything in society for the first time, and it's catastrophic, very rarely do we go back and make the same mistake twice."

In Dreeke's view, the tragedy of this case could provoke a societal shift toward a more proactive approach to protecting children and preventing such incidents. He believes this heightened awareness of the potential harm children can face at home will lead to more vigilance and intervention, potentially swinging the pendulum towards more positive outcomes for children in the future.

In summary, the discussion revolved around the role of Lori Vallow Daybell's religious beliefs in her actions, the societal perception of mental health, and the impact of such high-profile cases on child protection measures. The conversation illuminated the complexities of these intersecting issues and the urgent need for societal shifts in addressing them.
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8 min
July 31, 2023 Judgment Day for Lori Vallow Daybell
In a courtroom laden with tension and anticipation, an Idaho judge has ruled in favor of Tammy Daybell's aunt, Vicki Hoban, granting her the right to address the court during the sentencing of Lori Vallow. Lori Vallow, a woman infamous for the gruesome charges against her, awaits her judgment day in a Fremont County, Idaho courtroom.

The somber aura of the courtroom is a stark contrast to the tumultuous saga that has transpired. Lori, now 50, was convicted on May 12 for the horrific deeds in 2019. The innocent lives of her children, Joshua 'JJ' Vallow, only seven years old, and Tylee Ryan, 16, were snuffed out in their youth. Additionally, the looming charge of conspiracy to commit murder of her husband Chad Daybell's former wife, Tammy Daybell, added an ominous hue to the already grisly tale.

Stepping into this storm of tragedy, Vicki Hoban, Tammy's aunt, had sought to represent her late niece at the sentencing. Initially, Judge Steven Boyce rejected this request. However, following the demise of Tammy's mother in June, Hoban was granted special permission to deliver a victim impact statement.

Vallow's defense team submitted a motion on Friday in a move that stirred up more controversy. Their argument was predicated on Idaho law's definition of 'immediate' family members as victims, a category in which an aunt is not included. Despite their request to prevent Hoban from making her statement, the ruling swung in her favor.

The stoic courtroom witnessed a rather detached Vallow, visible on camera from the Madison County Jail. A bleak image of the convicted woman was captured as she stared ahead, her fist propped under her chin, speaking no word, simply waiting.

Further adding complexity to the already convoluted case, Vallow's attorney, Jim Archibald, contended that the submitted statements of Tammy Daybell's father and sister made Hoban's testimony redundant. As the law excludes aunts, Archibald opined the court's order would be apt if there were no representation from Tammy Daybell's family. However, given the circumstances, Archibald argued, an aunt does not possess the right to represent the family.

In a judicious move, Judge Boyce clarified his initial grant to Hoban was under the impression of Tammy's absence of representation. He highlighted that the statute does not specify that a representative can only be appointed under certain circumstances. Therefore, the impending testimony of three other family members does not exclude Hoban's right to represent her late niece.

As Vallow's eldest son, Colby Ryan, JJ's grandmother, Kay Woodcock, and the child's designated representative, Summer Shiflet, prepare their statements, the courtroom awaits with bated breath.

In a twist of law, Vallow will be granted an opportunity to address the court before her sentence is pronounced. A moment to speak without fear of objection or cross-examination, an opportunity she chose not to take during her trial.

Vallow's previous plea for retrial was dismissed last month. Her attorneys had argued that external influences swayed the jury. The accusations against her were severe - Vallow was convicted for killing her children after falling prey to the illusions of the doomsday predictor, Chad Daybell. The defense argued that the instructions to the jury were muddled and contended that some jurors knew about her alleged crimes that were not officially presented as evidence.

Vallow's attorneys pointed to an interview one juror gave with East Idaho News, revealing knowledge of information not disclosed during the trial. They also claimed changes in the original indictment that occurred without proper notice from the prosecution as grounds for a new trial. However, Judge Boyce, who had presided over Vallow's initial trial, ruled against this motion.

While Vallow stands on the precipice of her fate, her husband, Chad Daybell, awaits his reckoning. With his trial slated for April 1, 2024, Chad watches from the confines of Fremont County Jail. The parallel trials weave a tale of a tormented family facing the stark reality of their actions, each awaiting the heavy hand of justice to pronounce their destinies.

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July 28, 2023 The Damning Delusional Religious Doctrine of The Daybells
Forensic psychologist Kate Wallinga joined Tony Brueski on the "Hidden Killers" podcast to discuss the upcoming sentencing of Lori Vallow Daybell, a woman found guilty of crimes against her children. They tackled the intersection of religion, law, and mental health and questioned whether Vallow Daybell's religious beliefs, which seemed to influence her actions, would be considered during her sentencing.

Wallinga explains that strong religious beliefs should incline one towards good rather than evil under usual circumstances. However, in Vallow Daybell's case, she believes this approach might make matters worse. Wallinga states, "If you're coming from a platform of having these serious religious beliefs, theoretically, that should make you less likely to do things like kill children."

Despite the gruesome nature of Vallow Daybell's actions, Wallinga remains skeptical about the effectiveness of a lengthy prison sentence. She expresses her concerns about the U.S. prison industrial complex, currently the largest provider of mental health services in the country. She notes that people often halt neurodevelopment once they are incarcerated, resulting in a persistent survival mode. Upon release, these individuals may have aged chronologically, but their development as a person often remains stagnant, mirroring their state of mind when first entering prison.

This reality presents an ethical conundrum when considering how society should deal with people like Vallow Daybell. Wallinga believes that while such individuals should not be released back into the community due to the danger they pose, the current system does little to address the core issues at hand. She suggests a shift from a punitive system to a correctional rehabilitative one. She states, "We've proven that we cannot punish the bad behavior out of people. So there's gotta be another approach and instead, we just keep building more prisons."

The conversation takes a turn toward the influence of religious beliefs on parenting and the welfare of children. Brueski questions whether this case should trigger stricter regulations on how religious beliefs can influence parenting. Wallinga agrees that while everyone has the right to worship in their own way, there should be limits to how children are treated under the umbrella of religious beliefs. She concludes, "Children fall in a protective class, so there is no excuse, religion, mental illness, substance abuse. There's no excuse for a child to exist in a harmful environment."

As the discussion wraps up, Wallinga and Brueski agree on the necessity for change in how society and the legal system address cases like Vallow Daybell's. They recognize the complex intersection of religious freedom, mental health, and the safety and well-being of children, concluding that while change is necessary, its implementation remains uncertain.
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July 28, 2023 Will Lori Vallow Daybell's Extreme Beliefs Affect Her Sentence?
As Lori Vallow-Daybell awaits her sentencing after being found guilty of crimes against her children, the "Hidden Killers" podcast hosted by Tony Brueski discusses the potentially influential factors with Shavaun Scott, a psychotherapist and author of "The Minds of Mass Killers". The podcast delves into a deep analysis of the intersection of mental health, religious beliefs, and the law in the context of this high-profile case.

Shavaun Scott raises the question of whether Lori's religious beliefs should influence her sentencing. She asserts that while Lori's religious beliefs, seen as bizarre by many, seemed to emanate from her psychotic thinking and influenced her behavior, it is unlikely the beliefs themselves will impact the sentencing. Instead, the potential mental health issues might be taken into consideration. She clarifies, "I think perhaps the psychosis may influence the sentencing, but probably not the religious beliefs themselves, probably the mental health problem."

Scott contends that despite the possible consideration of Lori's mental health, a life sentence is likely. Brueski agrees with this prediction, pointing out that the real impact of this case lies in the attention it has garnered over the years and how it has influenced our perception of mental health. The psychotherapist echoes this sentiment, hoping that Lori Daybell's story can bring awareness to severe mental illnesses that often go unnoticed due to the superficial functionality of the individual.

Religious freedom and its intersection with the law also come into the spotlight. Scott highlights the difficulties when religious beliefs potentially lead to harm or death, as seen in cases where parents refuse medical treatment for their children due to their faith. She explains, "When do people's religious beliefs, when is it a fairly normal and healthy expression of faith within the culture that they live in? Or when does it turn into something that's really indicative of mental illness that's going to get someone killed? This is a very difficult area..."

The case has also highlighted gaps in child protective services, particularly with parents who present well on the surface but harbor dangerous and delusional thinking. Scott emphasizes the challenges CPS workers face, who operate in a gray area where laws lean towards keeping children with their biological parents. She advocates for better funding and staffing for the agency and encourages them to learn from this case.

The conversation takes a critical turn when Brueski questions the notion that children are better off with their biological parents, a conclusion drawn from a decades-old study. He and Scott agree that this blanket statement needs to be re-examined, as it often overlooks each case's specific variables and circumstances. Scott adds, "It's outdated. It's not good research. And it's yeah, we need to revamp the whole system."

In conclusion, as Lori Vallow-Daybell awaits her sentencing, her case continues to shine a light on the complexities of religious beliefs, mental health, and the law. The necessity for re-examining the child protection system and a deeper understanding of mental health is more apparent than ever.
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July 27, 2023 Court Audio: Pre-sentencing Hearing For Lori Vallow Daybell
A pre-sentencing hearing of Lori Vallow Daybell recently took place to discuss the victim impact statement set to be given at her sentencing on July 31st, 2023. The main focus of this hearing revolved around whether her aunt should be allowed to present this statement.

Vallow Daybell's defense team, led by Attorney Archibald, contested the request of Vicki Hoban, Tammy Daybell's aunt, to present a victim impact statement. The defense argued that the law does not permit an aunt to be considered a victim.

Archibald pointed out that other family members - Tammy Daybell's sister Samantha William and her father Ron Douglas - had submitted statements, with Douglas explicitly noting that he was writing on behalf of himself and his now-deceased wife. As such, Archibald argued that there was no legal provision allowing the court to consider an aunt as a victim able to speak on behalf of the Daybell family.

The state, represented by Attorney Lindsey Blake, acknowledged the unique issues surrounding victims' rights but chose not to object to the defense's motion, leaving the matter to the court's discretion.

Upon reviewing the motion, the presiding judge cited Idaho's victims' rights statute, which allows a court to designate a representative from the immediate family to exercise the rights on behalf of a deceased, incapacitated, or minor victim. The judge concluded that the language in the statute doesn't stipulate that a representative can only be appointed in the absence of any other family members who are willing and able to make a statement.

As a result, the judge denied the defense's motion, allowing Vicki Hoban to present a victim impact statement as the designated representative of Tammy Daybell's now-deceased mother. He noted, however, that the prosecution had the discretion to advise Hoban on whether she should make any further comment or statement at the sentencing hearing.

The pre-sentencing hearing, which was live-streamed on the court's official YouTube channel, ended with the confirmation that Vallow Daybell's sentencing would likely conclude in a one-day hearing on Monday, July 31st, 2023.

This case continues to draw interest from legal scholars and the general public alike as it navigates the intricate issues surrounding victims' rights and family representation in the legal process. The court's decision underscores the breadth of discretion accorded to the judiciary when determining who can present a victim impact statement in a murder case.

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July 19, 2023 Lori Vallow Daybell's Friend Tells Police Lori Ordered Hit On Husband Joe Ryan
The infamous saga surrounding Lori Vallow Daybell turned sinister following a friend's explosive allegation to the police. In a claim that has further darkened the public perception of Daybell, it's alleged that she ordered a hit on Joe Ryan, her former husband, and father to one of her children, Tylee.

The friend, whose identity has been protected, shared this chilling information during a police interview. The conversation painted a grim picture of Lori, implicating her in a nefarious plot against Joe Ryan, which, if true, would add another horrifying chapter to an already disturbing narrative.

Joe Ryan was Tylee Ryan's biological father, and his death in 2018 was initially determined to be from a heart attack. The startling claim about Lori ordering a hit on Joe has resurfaced questions regarding the circumstances surrounding his death. It remains unclear whether these allegations will lead to new charges or a reopening of the investigation into Joe Ryan's death.

While these claims add another layer of complexity to the case, Lori Vallow Daybell has already been found guilty of many serious charges. In May, Lori was convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of her two children, Tylee Ryan, 16, and Joshua "JJ" Vallow, 7. The children's remains were found on the property of her current husband, Chad Daybell, in 2020, nearly a year after they were reported missing.

Additionally, Lori was found guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in the death of Tammy Daybell, Chad's former wife. The revelation about Tammy's death, originally reported as natural causes, added a shocking twist to this already distressing case.

Each charge that Lori has been convicted of serves as a chilling testament to the grim series of events that led to this moment. From a mother presumed to protect and nurture, Lori stands accused as a murderer and a conspirator in a saga that has shaken the nation.

The additional claim regarding Joe Ryan further deepens the narrative, but it's critical to note that this remains an allegation. Nevertheless, the charges Lori has been convicted of underline the gravity of the case. The tragic deaths of her children, and possibly the orchestrated demise of her former husband, reflect a troubling series of events linked to Lori, which will continue to be the focus of intense scrutiny
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July 14, 2023 Lori Daybell's Family On How They Reacted To The Murders
Tony Brueski brought together Adam Cox and Rex Conner, brother and uncle of Lori Vallow Daybell, to provide their personal reactions to the shocking murders linked to Lori. During their heart-wrenching discussion, Cox and Conner revealed their initial disbelief, and their struggle to reconcile the Lori they knew with the heinous acts she was associated with. They spoke candidly about the profound pain and loss they experienced as the horrific events unfolded. Their emotional conversation provided listeners with an intimate look into the impact of these tragedies on Lori's family.
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