Scott Roder and Tony Brueski discussed the decision of the defense team in the Lori Vallow Daybell trial to not call any witnesses. Roder, a criminal defense attorney, noted that this strategy is not uncommon in cases where the prosecution has not met its burden of proof, and it can be a tactical move to avoid giving the prosecution an opportunity to cross-examine defense witnesses. Brueski, a true crime podcaster, speculated that the defense may have felt that any witness they called would not be able to provide testimony that would significantly benefit Vallow. The discussion also touched on the possibility of Vallow testifying in her own defense, which would carry significant risks. Overall, the decision not to call witnesses is a notable development in this high-profile case, and its impact on the trial's outcome remains to be seen.

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