AZ - Lori Vallow Daybell charged w/ conspiring to kill ex-husband Charles Vallow and another relative, Brandon Boudreaux, Chandler, Maricopa County #4

[Megnut]

I think she says in the interview that her convictions mean nothing in the grand scheme of things (i.e. eternity). If she thinks she'll be the leader in the afterlife, why does she waste time on this planet?

I can think of quite a few people who'd probably like to show her the door. Send her packing to the afterlife, where there's a special place prepared for her, quite a bit warmer than Hawaii.

JMO

 

[iamshadow21]

I can think of quite a few people who'd probably like to show her the door. Send her packing to the afterlife, where there's a special place prepared for her, quite a bit warmer than Hawaii.

JMO

I want her to live a very long life watching her face age in her stainless steel mirror, waiting for a divine rescue that never comes.

MOO

 

[Izzylizzy]

The interview with BR was something else. How many times did LVD say “precluded” in that twenty minute span?

My biggest takeaway is when she says “ none of this will have any impact on me in eternity, zero effect”.

She isn’t accountable, never will be. Her delusion is so strong, she’s completely unreachable . Having a conversation is impossible with someone like her.

Lock her up and throw away the key. She will only grow more delusional as she ages. I do worry about the influence she might have on others though. Hopefully she can only interact with inmates who will never

I'm curious if she has free-range to gather an inmate flock if her preaching is the same preaching that was a big part of her 3 life sentences for murder and now a 1st degree conspiracy murder conviction?

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Yes, an inmate in federal prison can be denied the right to preach radical doctrines to fellow inmates if those doctrines are deemed to incite violence or racial unrest, or if they otherwise pose a threat to the safety and security of the prison. While religious freedom is protected, this protection has limitations within the prison system.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Limitations on Religious Freedom in Prison:
  The First Amendment's guarantee of religious freedom applies to prisoners, but it's not absolute. The prison environment necessitates certain restrictions to maintain order, security, and safety.'

 

[Diddian]

I do wish that some reporter, upon interviewing her and hearing her lie that "Tylee accidentally killed JJ and then killed herself" would point out that the smoke from the burning of Tylee's body in Chad's backyard was captured in a satellite photograph taken weeks before JJ was last seen alive and running around in play with a friend in the courtyard of the apartment complex where Lori lived with him.

 

[iamshadow21]

I do wish that some reporter, upon interviewing her and hearing her lie that "Tylee accidentally killed JJ and then killed herself" would point out that the smoke from the burning of Tylee's body in Chad's backyard was captured in a satellite photograph taken weeks before JJ was last seen alive and running around in play with a friend in the courtyard of the apartment complex where Lori lived with him.

Also, even if it were true (which it is not, it is vile and is provably untrue) nobody then takes the bodies of their dead children, burns and smashes one of them to pieces, and buries them in the yard of the guy they're having an affair with (and his still living wife).

You call 911. You don't hide the evidence of their deaths and go to Hawaii with the guy who helped you hide their bodies on his property.

MOO

 

[Izzylizzy]

I do wish that some reporter, upon interviewing her and hearing her lie that "Tylee accidentally killed JJ and then killed herself" would point out that the smoke from the burning of Tylee's body in Chad's backyard was captured in a satellite photograph taken weeks before JJ was last seen alive and running around in play with a friend in the courtyard of the apartment complex where Lori lived with him.

Indeed, where are the follow-up questions?
How did TR( supposedly ) kill JJ?
When you found JJ why didn't you immediately call 911?
Where was TR when you (supposedly) found her deceased by suicide?
Why didn't you call 911 immediately?

How did both children end up buried on CD's property,one suffocated to death and the other in body parts and burned?

She'd probably answer that she was out and about and when she returned this is what CD and/or AC told her what happened and they buried them in a secret/sacred place that only Jesus knows about so all she knows is that she sees them in heaven and they're happy-happy.

IMO

 

[Diddian]

Also, even if it were true (which it is not, it is vile and is provably untrue) nobody then takes the bodies of their dead children, burns and smashes one of them to pieces, and buries them in the yard of the guy they're having an affair with (and his still living wife).

You call 911. You don't hide the evidence of their deaths and go to Hawaii with the guy who helped you hide their bodies on his property.

MOO

There is no doubt in my mind that LVD has seen the report from the autopsy performed on JJ's remains and knows there were red marks and bruises on that dear child's arms and chest. And it is her learning of that evidence that was the genesis for LVD's "Tylee accidentally killed JJ" (i.e. she did it, not me) claim.

After all, to paraphrase Lori from her recent interview - court is just where you take the evidence and make up a story about it.

Wicked woman.

 

[Megnut]

Does LVD know that the L in LDS doesn't stand for Lori?

She's just exploiting religion to justify her utterly depraved indifference to human life.

#poolparty

 

[Megnut]

I notice that the only thing LVD can't talk about right now, is precluded from saying (though she doesnt say who exactly is precluding it), doesn't have enough time right now, and will save it for the next interview/trial/call is... anything close to the truth.

But she has all the time in the world (and I'm not even taking about her collection of life sentences) dancing word circles around nonsense.

JMO

 

[lonetraveler]

The amazing thing about this interview is the "I am doing what I do to help the other women here." reflecting on the whole idea that the law does not allow her to put on a defense. The interviewer is playing a long game.....keeping this murderer in her pocket rather than alienating her because she wants another interview. Not a winnable game because the murderer is a liar and so many people are annoyed at the tactic. The whole concept of I can't explain because I have appeals while true is also not accurate. I call green chili chicken enchilada to the whole charade--- a masterpiece in her mind but a crappy dish to the rest of us.

Is it wrong for me to want a green chili chicken enchilada? I use to make them and now that Lori is throwing the dish out there so much, I'm remembering how "good" mine were.

 

[lonetraveler]

I want her to live a very long life watching her face age in her stainless steel mirror, waiting for a divine rescue that never comes.

MOO

Wonder if she has converted any of the other prisoners?

 

[browneyes]

…..

 

[lonetraveler]

I'm half -way through LVD's interview and am disgusted that she's being given a platform to continue to spew her delusional lies.
TR committed suicide...interviewer moves on.
imo

Yes, she needs to just go away and STFU

 

[Cindizzi]

IYKYK

https://twitter.com/x/status/1916101898332983683

 

[Luna20]

There is no doubt in my mind that LVD has seen the report from the autopsy performed on JJ's remains and knows there were red marks and bruises on that dear child's arms and chest. And it is her learning of that evidence that was the genesis for LVD's "Tylee accidentally killed JJ" (i.e. she did it, not me) claim.

After all, to paraphrase Lori from her recent interview - court is just where you take the evidence and make up a story

Did TR accidentally bury JJ in the yard after she accidentally killed him?

 

[Izzylizzy]

5 years ago when LVD was first jailed in Idaho.

September 8, 2020 | Updated at 2:15 pm, September 9, 2020

Woman speaks out after spending 4 days in jail alone with Lori Vallow Daybell - East Idaho News

REXBURG — A local woman who spent time with Lori Vallow Daybell in the Madison County Jail is sharing details about the experience for the first time. The woman has asked EastIdahoNews.com not to use her real name for safety reasons. In this story, we will refer to her as Missy Cook. Madison...

www.eastidahonews.com

 

[Knox]

I think she says in the interview that her convictions mean nothing in the grand scheme of things (i.e. eternity). If she thinks she'll be the leader in the afterlife, why does she waste time on this planet?

LVD also said "she finds joy in every situation, which is what she was taught to do in heaven" - referencing her near death trip to the other side of the veil.

Her new mission on this planet "I'm here to help other women be courageous and stand up for themselves. Because its a system that bogs you down ... ".

She'll educate other prison inmates on how to be thier own attorney.

 

[Knox]

I'm curious if she has free-range to gather an inmate flock if her preaching is the same preaching that was a big part of her 3 life sentences for murder and now a 1st degree conspiracy murder conviction?

AI Overview
Learn more

Yes, an inmate in federal prison can be denied the right to preach radical doctrines to fellow inmates if those doctrines are deemed to incite violence or racial unrest, or if they otherwise pose a threat to the safety and security of the prison. While religious freedom is protected, this protection has limitations within the prison system.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Limitations on Religious Freedom in Prison:
  The First Amendment's guarantee of religious freedom applies to prisoners, but it's not absolute. The prison environment necessitates certain restrictions to maintain order, security, and safety.'

I don't see her preaching to other inmates in the traditional sense - more of a small group indoctrination. She'll target the most vulnerable of course.

I'm very curious about how she'll fare in prison and if she'll be in GP. I would imagine she'll have a target on her back?

 

[indicolite22]

I don't see her preaching to other inmates in the traditional sense - more of a small group indoctrination. She'll target the most vulnerable of course.

I'm very curious about how she'll fare in prison and if she'll be in GP. I would imagine she'll have a target on her back?

I wonder if she will proclaim her innocence to other inmates. What position could she gain/lose by doing so? How would her attitude go down with inmates who would also like to dominate? IMO she knows well how to approach different people and to whom she can preach her doctrine. I'm not sure if she will be a target based on being a child murderess. Perhaps she'll be among other hardened offenders. She will likely have fans that will write to her. I do hope she is denied further media appearances which seem like a reward for her. She basks in her fame/infamy and takes every opportunity to push her fake narrative.

 

[Knox]

I wonder if she will proclaim her innocence to other inmates. What position could she gain/lose by doing so? How would her attitude go down with inmates who would also like to dominate? IMO she knows well how to approach different people and to whom she can preach her doctrine. I'm not sure if she will be a target based on being a child murderess. Perhaps she'll be among other hardened offenders. She will likely have fans that will write to her. I do hope she is denied further media appearances which seem like a reward for her. She basks in her fame/infamy and takes every opportunity to push her fake narrative.

Yes, I hope Idaho closes that door when she serves her sentence there. How can we find their policy on that? I suppose she could do telephone interviews though.