Sweat Lodges are actually a very cool part of Native American culture, I suggest a google search to find more. I think learning more about something before we say something rude is a great idea, MOO.
I'll answer with a cliche. "The person who acts as their own attorney has a fool for a client."
Even if she doesn't talk there is still a lot for an attorney to do leading up to and during the eventual trial. At least in theory and attorney could argue in the preliminary hearing that the evidence presented wasn't sufficient to support the charges and get the charges dismissed by the judge. (Not likely, but possible.) I'm not sure whether can question the witnesses at the prelim, but at any eventual trial the attorney will be able to as well as presenting witnesses that would tend to exonerate her. She needs an attorney and, in fact, one of the big reasons (from her side) might just be to keep on her to keep her mouth shut. As the Miranda warning says, anything she says and and will be used against her.
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What I have read is rubbish and is rehashing RKYoung's writings, which were also rubbish. JR's were rehashing of Chad's and so were HS's. Telling it over and over doesn't make it valid or more likely to happen and a lot of it is against the LDS teachings anyway - HS admits that and warns PTZ members of just that. JMO.
To offer a little more context - (IMO) I would say sweat lodges are an important part of some Native American cultures that have been (mis)appropriated by lots of new age groups. (They're watching as guru in sweat lodge case goes free - CNN)
Whats rude about it? I still wouldn't get in one with this bunch of doomsday preppers if my life depended on it. I was not being rude about Native American culture so please don't twist what I said. That's my opinion.
I found a source that gave the surname of husband 1 but cannot post as it is not verified or within the TOS. We also know the name of husband 2, I believe. And Joe Ryan was number 3. If i can find approved sources i will edit the post.
I am so glad and sad for Colby at the same time. What a terrible heart wrenching situation for him to be in. Let's hope she has some heart and tells where they are.Justin Lum Fox 10 on Twitter
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Colby Ryan told me he did get a chance to speak w/ his mother Lori Vallow over the weekend as she remains in jail. He said he pleaded w/ her to do the right thing and it was an emotional conversation. It ended w/ Vallow telling her son she loved him. #wherearethekids
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She is certainly old enough to conceive, whomever may be responsible. There are homes for unwed mothers. If such a thing occurred (since some suggest even AxC would never harm TR or JJ) wouldn't there be a lot of privacy around that? LVD could easily show proof... The fact she refuses (and the deaths/murders) drive the worst outcome thinking. Similarly, what if she also placed JJ in a home because TR now is on another path and couldnt help care for him, etc? I like to tear through every theory until they cant be broken...
I disagree. I think that if she ever gets to step out of the jail without shackles, she is gone. She doesn't care about Chad, her kids or anything besides herself. She is a survivor. I don't know where she would go, but now that there is serious LE attention focused her, it won't be a ritzy neighborhood in Kauai. She will totally go to ground.
I think she only said the minimum to him, (I love you), to keep him from totally turning against her. I would love to know if she just ignored questions about the kids or alluded to some mysterious conspiracy or plan that can't be divulged (for no logical reason). She is the queen of ignoring what she doesn't want to deal with, but I could also imagine her creating an imaginary web of paranoid theories and pretending like she is protecting her kids. Nevermind there is no sensible theory that would explain why the kids are still alive and hidden.
