In her first media interview, Lori Vallow Daybell shows no remorse for the murders of her children and exudes confidence in representing herself in an upcoming trial over the shooting death of her estranged husband. Lori denies involvement in the murders and states that she and her husband, Chad Daybell, will be exonerated after Jesus showed her the future. Chad, a self-published author, was convicted in the murders and sentenced to death, while Lori received multiple life sentences without parole.
Prosecutors described the crimes as driven by money, sex, and power, with religious undertones. Lori’s deceased brother, Alex Cox, is suspected of killing the victims and admitted to killing Charles Vallow. Charles had filed for divorce from Lori after discovering her affair with Chad, who later married Lori and received a life insurance payout after the death of Chad’s previous wife, Tammy.
Investigators found the remains of Lori’s children in Chad’s property, with JJ buried in a pet cemetery and Tylee dismembered and burned. Lori denies Chad labeling the children as “dark,” and later suggested that her daughter may have accidentally killed her son and then herself. Tammy Daybell’s death, initially attributed to natural causes, was later found to be a homicide by asphyxiation.
Lori will stand trial for Charles’ killing and has been charged with conspiracy to kill Boudreaux, her niece’s estranged husband. She has pleaded not guilty in both cases. Lori will represent herself in court, a decision she described as “great” but challenging. Prosecutors believe the crimes were calculated and driven by greed and control. Jury selection is set to begin in March.
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