An investigator with the Idaho attorney general said he reviewed calls, texts and search history related to Alex Cox, Lori Vallow Daybell and Chad Daybell Tuesday in the murder trial.
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When looking through data pulled from an iCloud account belonging to Alex Cox, an internet search piqued Nicholas Edwards’ interest.
What would a Grendel round do to a Dodge Dakota?
“The Daybells owned a Dodge Dakota, and that naturally caught my attention,” Edwards, an investigator for the Idaho Attorney General, told prosecutors Tuesday in the trial of Lori Vallow Daybell.
According to Edwards, Cox made the search in question on Oct. 9, 2019 — the same day Tammy Daybell was shot at in her driveway by a masked man. And 6.5 Grendel is a rifle round that can be shot from a specific AR-15 model, which police found at Alex Cox’s apartment while carrying out a search warrant.
Cox that day also searched “how to clean an AR (15)?” And the day before, he searched “Grendel 6.5 drop from 100 to 300 yards.”
“If you’re searching for a drop, you’re trying to figure out how far you can shoot and hit the target?” prosecutor Lindsey Blake asked Edwards, who answered “yes.”