Found Deceased ID - Joshua Vallow, 7, & Tylee Ryan, 16, Rexburg, Sept 2019 *Arrests* #57

[StrangerThanFiction]

Court TV saying the Medical Examiner ruled Tami’s death a homicide.

I’d love to see the autopsy report!

 

[Chelly]

Justice!
Thank you Grand Jury, Rob Wood, Linsey Blake, Nate Eaton and the hundreds of posters on this thread.

 

[StrangerThanFiction]

Despite what prosecutor said about possibility of 1st appearance today. Court has scheduled for it tomorrow morning for Chad, Lori is scheduled afterwards at 11:30am
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Good. Let them sleep and stress about it All. Night. Long.

 

[StrangerThanFiction]

Grand Jury witness list was:
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Where did this come from? Do you have a source?

 

[Teche]

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Penalty for the most serious felonies range from life in prison without parole to the death penalty. Prosecutors have not officially decided if death penalty will be pursued in this case.

Again, this huge news comes on the day of what would have been JJ Vallow’s 9th birthday. #fox10phoenix

The charges announced today must have been planned.

 

[StrangerThanFiction]

Nice to see Judge Eddins again! Ha ha

TOTALLY!! Judge Boyce has been a real snoozer... JMO

 

[AgeofAquaruis]

Unless there’s evidence of lying on the application (eg failure to disclose medical condition), most contracts require disbursement of the funds within a limited period (eg 30 days). If $ can’t go to the murderer of the insured (that’s the slayer statute), it goes to another beneficiary. As long as there’s a valid contract and a death, I think insurance co is obligated to pay. Failure to pay where there’s no question as to the validity of the contract = bad faith on the part of the insurance co.

Why would an insurance co perform an autopsy? It doesn’t prove fraud. It proves a death, and that is all that is needed to trigger their obligation to pay.

That's scary. Makes it so easy for someone to profit off murder. The insurance company pays out without an autopsy. Especially on someone so young and healthy. It doesn't make sense to me. Especially in this case. Sorry it just does not make sense. MOO

 

[cocomod]

Finally!!!

Too bad Alex is dead. He would have been indicted, too. Adding Charles to the list.

Edit: just noticed Alex(deceased) is on the Indictment!!

I would have hoped Alex - if he were alive - and given all the evidence would have turned over evidence against them. I doubt it though. My thought is that he would have gone to jail and taken all of the blame for them. He was completely in on their plans and believed every little thing they spoon-fed him. He was more than willing to do whatever they bid him to do. What an evil bunch!

 

[cocomod]

i knew it!!! so how did alex die

I wonder if there is any chance at all he poisoned himself?!! Since they closed the book on his death as "natural", we will never know.

 

[windrower]

I'm still wondering about how the insurance company paid out on Tammy's death with zero autopsy. Especially since she was so young and healthy,and Insurance companies are not exactly quick to hand over large sums of money just like that. MOO

There was no reason for the insurance company to no pay it. They can't just hold it. They process tons of claims

(sbm)

No Autopsy, Young healthy person. They just forked out all that money, with zero questions. I'm sorry tons of claims or not. I have serious questions about that,and think that should be checked out too. MOO

Unless there’s evidence of lying on the application (eg failure to disclose medical condition), most contracts require disbursement of the funds within a limited period (eg 30 days). If $ can’t go to the murderer of the insured (that’s the slayer statute), it goes to another beneficiary. As long as there’s a valid contract and a death, I think insurance co is obligated to pay. Failure to pay where there’s no question as to the validity of the contract = bad faith on the part of the insurance co.

I understand the valid contract and obligation thing. But I think “no autopsy” should have raised red flags for someone.

Cynic that I am, I wonder who sold the policy to Chad and Tammy, and who witnessed/sold the upgrade in benefits a little over one month before Tammy’s death. Yeah. How did all that transpire?

I mean, come on. Did the insurance agent really not question that timing after Tammy died about six weeks later?

I get it. Maybe the insurance company’s hands were tied, as no charges had been filed. But I don’t have to like it.

(I forget why an autopsy was not automatically done on Tammy, given the circumstances of her death. Was her death not suspicious to anyone?!?! Aren’t autopsies required by law when a death occurs at home, when sort of unattended, etc.?)

 

[nyvictoria]

Now if they’ll just add Melanie P to the conspiracy...

 

[cocomod]

This is such an IMPORTANT DAY.

It just seems like getting here was fraught with issues.

I feel like buying a birthday cake in JJ's name.
To remember this innocent little child they harmed.

COVID certainly struck again!

 

[dixiegirl1035]

Parked in the church carpark too, I expect he followed her home from her evening group.

I read that, but totally missed the implication of such. Thanks for the reminder she was at church that night before the paintball!

ETA: There is a correction below. This date was the day before Tammy died, not the paintball day.

 

[StrangerThanFiction]

Husband and wife Chad and Lori Daybell indicted on multiple murder charges in killing of children, former wife

Husband and wife Chad and Lori Daybell indicted on multiple murder charges in killing of children, former wife

Love it! Keep the “husband and wife” connected right at the hips!

 

[Tortoise]

It is about the gun that he shot at Tammy with. He went to the shooting range before to get practice as well. I am certain with the searches regarding shooting out of a Dodge, they may have evidence regarding him shooting at Brandon as well!

6.5 Grendel Ballistics - Chart with Velocity, Energy and Bullet Drop Data

Ah ok, thanks, and is "drop" something technical to do with optimum distance to stand from the target?

 

[Chelly]

@SleuthD-o-doubleg Special thanks to you for enticing me to this thread nearly every day to learn if......
"MM is at the women’s detention center today"

 

[StrangerThanFiction]

I read that, but totally missed the implication of such. Thanks for the reminder she was at church that night before the paintball!

AC shot at TD on October 9th. The document states he was parked in the church lot on the 18th, the night Tammy died. JMO

 

[Shamrock1]

That's scary. Makes it so easy for someone to profit off murder. The insurance company pays out without an autopsy. Especially on someone so young and healthy. It doesn't make sense to me. Especially in this case. Sorry it just does not make sense. MOO

But insurance is just that - $ and a contract. The obligation of the applicant is to be truthful and pay premiums. The obligation of the Ins co is to pay. You’re inserting a duty to investigate where one doesn’t exist

(There are laws to address the profit angle).

 

[dixiegirl1035]

And then before hand googling about a Grendel drop..he wasn't a very good tho..no way did he die naturally jmo

After googling that Grendel gun, no wonder she thought it was a paintball gun! Weird looking gun/rifle!

grendel gun - Google Search

 

[StrangerThanFiction]

So Tammy was a 'zombie' too? Possessed by a spirit named 'Viola'?

(p. 6 of the indictment.)

Sorry, not sorry. I can’t help but wonder if this “name” was chosen because it’s a flower, a string instrument, or a mis-spelling of the French word “voilá” (which, oddly enough, can mean “to express an appearance as if by magic”. You know, all the visions and portals and stuff they were experiencing...). JMO