Is this the first time we've seen Tammy's death officially labeled suspicious?
No. When the body was exhumed it is because they decided it was suspicious.
Is this the first time we've seen Tammy's death officially labeled suspicious?
My response was regarding the 3rd. The bikes weren't put in till later in Oct.I don't think the neighbor would have thought it strange at all to put kids bikes into storage at the beginning of winter. If it was a bunch of kids things I agree, but the MSM commentary specifically says bikes on the day 2 men show up. MOO
Not true. In Arizona if a person other than the spouse is named as the beneficiary the spouse is entitled to half the insurance payout (their share of the community property) - if it is term life. Under a whole life policy the amount is prorated based on the amount of "community" money paid in premiums. That said, Lori could contest such an outcome.Idaho is what is called a community property state, which means beneficiary must be the spouse. The exceptions are if there is a divorce or if the spouse approves in writing that someone else becomes the beneficiary. Kay will not be able to receive it unless Lori approves it or Lori dies. This is my cursory understanding of a community property state. MOO
There are likely hundreds of news stories that hit the news wires and were picked up around the country but this is one of, if not the first.
EXCLUSIVE: Chad and Lori Daybell served with search warrants in Hawaii | East Idaho News
I just found out that Idaho, Arizona, and Texas are what is referred to as a "Community Property State" as it pertains to life insurance. From my cursory understanding, spouses MUST be named beneficiary to life insurance. If you want to name someone other than the spouse, you must get them (the spouse) to grant permission in writing. So, even though CV may have named the Woodcocks beneficiary, the law would not honor without Lori's approval or.... a divorce.
Does anyone know more about Life Insurance on this forum. MOO
Keep in mind that at the time the stories had come out that Chad and Lori were on Kauai law enforcement had already known where they were for a number of weeks.Thank you, Tortoise!
Thank you, Jethro
Wow... I wonder who found them. FBI? That reporter was certainly persistent.
She didn't know she wasn't the beneficiary until after CV's death, IIRC
Yes. The earlier post was also from Utahobserver and also was making an abstract comparison.Definitely could be. There was another brief comment that mentioned “MLM” that this one I posted was replying to in the thread.
We're only sure of what Nate says in the video: Lori arrived on the 1st of October. Lori arrived with a man, presumed to be Alex Cox (as his truck was seen there multiple times) on the 2nd and 3rd of October. Then the same man again appeared multiple times between the 6th and 26th. That's what we know. The timestamp shows she arrived on Tue at 14... (we know Oct 1) the next one shows "d 13:18" (we can assume the "d" is Wed (Oct 2) . The third clip doesn't show a time stamp, but we have Nate's report that Lori and the man appeared together on the 2nd and 3rd. That's as sure as we can be.Rex, are we sure the day/date is right?
IMO Lori felt like she needed to get rid of the dog, because it is likely chipped, with the training service having access if needed, and she didn’t want to deal with the service agency to return it, because there would be questions about JJ.I saw that too, but I don't think we can guarantee what was in Lori's head, even considering some of the other things she has said. I think it's eminently possible she thought of Charles as Bailey's "owner", because he had in fact recently chronologically died, no?
Other than that, I agree it's (1) generally alarming that she got rid of Bailey at all; as well as (2), my being all but certain that it's the rescue group who paid for Bailey's training, and NOT Lori.
In fact, I bet (2) is the primary reason Bailey's trainer said Bailey had to go back to the group. A service dog is probably too valuable to run the risk that someone will buy him just for a pet. It's not like a horse trader selling a horse and saying the horse is trained to drive in harness, as an add-on to being trained to ride under saddle.
Ah ha! Very good! Got link? I hope it fell that way... Seems like it would have, I can't imagine that Kay would have given up a fight over it very easily.The new beneficiary (per today's news) was CV's sister Kay.
AC can't be the person who shot at BB, so who was it? Anyone have a guess at possible shooter? MB? CD? Other family member?
Good to know. So she may have collected a cool $1M, if indeed it was a $2M policy. But she would still be angry she didn't get the whole ball of wax! Doh!Not true. In Arizona if a person other than the spouse is named as the beneficiary the spouse is entitled to half the insurance payout (their share of the community property) - if it is term life. Under a whole life policy the amount is prorated based on the amount of "community" money paid in premiums. That said, Lori could contest such an outcome.
IMO She needed to get rid of the dog because it was likely trackable by chip. In regard to Chad, he was not a fan of animals, but Tammy was. They had rabbits and ducks in Utah, and continued with them in Idaho.Up to now I had missed the part that Lori placed the ad on August 9th, weeks before even moving to ID. JJ was clearly alive at the time. Absolutely heartless to take away a child’s dog weeks after their father dies. Seriously, no mother who gives a damn would do that.
Clearly LV is a no typical mother, but still the timing seems weird. Selling a dog requires taking phone calls, answering questions, scheduling meetings. Seems like she’d have bigger fish to fry. And once the dog was gone she’d have to console JJ and possibly defend her decision to Tylee and others. So why get rid of the dog then? Some possibilities:
1). She needed the money.
Unlikely. Even if her cash baggie was empty, it would be easier/less hassle to sell something else— like one of the many vehicles these guys have been juggling.
2). She knew JJ was going away someplace where he wouldn’t need or couldn’t take the dog
Maybe, and that would mean she knew months in advance JJ was going to disappear. Or possibly just thought they’d all be moving to Hawaii and didn’t want to deal w/the paperwork required.
3). She was sick of dealing with a dog
Entirely possible. But why go to the trouble of finding a new home for him when she could just have Alex leave him in the desert like she had w/previous dogs according to JJ’s family. (I’m extremely glad she didn’t!)
4). She was going to live with someone who is allergic to dogs. Or hates them.
@RexburgSleuth or others who knew Chad, did he have dogs? Was he allergic?
Well, her murdered husband stated that she said she did not want the kids anymore, she didn’t care about them . This is in the well put together timeline posted here.I have been down a wormhole learning about the beliefs behind the madness. I'm adjusting my vantage-point on the children. I believe they are in hiding. I think Lori and Chad actually believe these earthquakes/floods are coming in July 2020. The books and beliefs indicate that, at the second coming, the chosen will go to these camps in Rocky Mountains to avoid the catastrophe.
Now, i am sure their personal psychologies are the drivers behind how things are playing out. Perhaps they are not consciously aware that they are being selfish because they have a story that they believe. And that story involves Lori believing she is an important translated being. Now these words aren't psychotic (as i had theorized previously). The belief of translated beings, the coming of the end, having lived previous lives, all come from existing books and beliefs of the AVOW community. She's not making up random stuff. She's getting it from her indoctrination.
If they believe what they are doing enough to take the lives of their spouses, i believe they would stick to the script and send the kids into hiding (unless they are not the chosen). I just don't see any kind of motive for Lori to kill the children. I do see her selling the dog and putting things into storage because they are literally leaving. Doomsday preppers can't bring dogs (another mouth to feed) when the end is coming in a couple of months. They aren't going to need bikes and blankets. They would have to leave behind their most precious things. Perhaps she has an attachment to those things and wants to be able to get them back after the flood or in case there isn't a flood.
Finally, i don't believe the children are deceased because of this: the life insurance policy on CV. No one will say in the media who is actually going to get it. It's clear CV took Lori off but not so sure the Woodcocks were the final beneficiaries. CV likely left it to his children. That way, they get it no matter where they end up. That's the smart thing for him to do. Lori knows this and, without, the child there is no money. She obviously has a need for money, although consciously she believes she is getting the money for the spiritual mission (like Chad perhaps too).
I just don't see a motive in her taking the kids out. I do see, based upon my perusal of their beliefs that the kids are in hiding; however, take this with a grain of salt because anyone crazy enough to take others lives based upon these beliefs are dangerous and the "prophecies" are being updated by a self-proclaimed prophet. Keep in mind, to them, death is just elimination of the veil for some. Alex may have even believed this so much that when he completed his mission, he poisoned himself but it sure looks like everyone who knows anything about what happened to Charles is being disappeared.
MOO
What's crazy, is that in one of the latest reports on Lum's FB, where they interview the Chandler PD... they PD said they were completely unaware of any financials, any life insurance issue... What? WHAT? I would think an actual detective would go there first. We did, weeks ago!I’d be curious to know if the life insurance has actually been paid out for CV yet. I’m bringing over my post about the felony exclusion. I stated then that I felt if it was shown that he attacked with the bat first that he may not receive benefits.
Would love a reporter to find this out.
ID - ID - Joshua Vallow, 7, & Tylee Ryan, 17, Rexburg, Sept 2019 #7