The so-called “Doomsday Mom” Lori Vallow Daybell,,,,, He represented himself in the murder conspiracy trial of her fourth husband, and he shocked the court with fiery exchanges during his testimony.
Prosecutors are accusing Vallow Daybell of conspiring with late brother Alex Cox Murder her late husband Charles Vallow, who benefited from a $1 million life insurance policy in 2019, married another man, Chad Daybell.
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On Wednesday, the second day of the trial, witness Nancy Jo Hancock, a woman dating Charles Vallow, was shot and killed in July 2019 – a fierce exchange with Vallow daybell during a cross-check.
Lori Vallow is tried in Arizona for the death of her late husband. (Maricopa County)
In court, Vallow Daybell asked Hancock about the date and whether Hancock knew she and Vallow were still married at the time.
“If he said he was married, would you date him?” asked Vallow Daybell.
Hancock replied, “If I realized how married he was still, maybe not.” “But I just met for supper. I didn’t sleep with him.”
Watch Vallow’s Hancock’s cross-examination:
“Will you naturally date a married man?” Before prosecuting the objection, Vallow Daybell fired a back shot and called its question “debate and harassment.”
Daybell Vallow continues to question Hancock, who was fired after continuing to be oppressed after a date.
“So you spent the whole date to know each other, talk about me?” asked Vallow Daybell.
“Don’t talk to yourself,” Hancock replied. “No, we didn’t spend the whole time talking about you.”
“Don’t talk to yourself.”
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In another moment during Hancock’s cross-examination, Vallow Daybell once again asked witnesses whether she knew he was “dating websites and dating women” while dating Charles Vallow.
The premise of the prosecution opposing speculation was maintained by the judge. Vallow Daybell then reconstituted her question, asking Charles Vallow whether to inform Hancock about “Lorry and Charles’ “separate”.
Lori Vallow Daybell’s position and heard a jury’s verdict and read it on May 12, 2023 in Ada County Court in Boise, Idaho. (Kyle Green)
Hancock replied: “His impression is that you have an affair, so it’s a natural progression for him to move forward.”
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Vallow Daybell then asked for more information about Hancock’s communication with Charles Vallow’s sister Kay Woodcock. JJ Vallow refers to Kay and her husband Larry Woodcock as his grandparents. After asking Hancock to describe her communication with Woodcock, Vallow Daybell suddenly cuts off witnesses when she starts discussing JJ Vallow.
“To express condolences for her brother’s death, want her to know how much he loved JJ I had dinner with him last night, how excited he was to see him the next morning,” Hancock began Hancock before Vallow Daybell interrupted.
“Thank you. That’s enough,” the defendant said.
Watch Vallow cut off Hancock:
The next strange exchange took place between Vallow Daybell and her brother Adam Cox, who told the jury that he had flew to Phoenix before Charles passed away, claiming he went to help Charles intervene with his sister.
During the cross-examination, Vallow Daybell didn’t ask many questions, which seemed to prove that they hadn’t interacted with each other for years.
“The last time I remember our communication was when you and I were talking in the kitchen, and that family was over,” Cox said.
“So you think that was that time in 2018?” asked Vallow Daybell.
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Booking photos of Lori Vallow Daybell were taken at the Pocatello Women’s Correctional Center in Pocatello, Idaho. (Idaho Department of Corrections/Local News X/TMX)
“I think so,” Cox replied.
“Are we eating my green chili chicken enchilada?” she asked.
“Are we eating my green chili chicken enchiladas?”
“I don’t remember,” Cox replied.
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Vallow Daybell once again questioned that he didn’t remember it and said, “That’s what I do every time I have a family gathering, about 10 times a year.”
Watch Vallow interrogate her brother:
Vallow Daybell explained to Arizona’s real crime that she has been “handling the case for five years” and after making a decision to represent herself, “better than a lawyer can learn in two years,” than a lawyer can learn it.
“It’s a thing, and when you give up on a quick trial, they can stay here as much as they want,” Vallow told Real crime Arizona. “There are smart, strong, beautiful women here for eight years because of family tragedy. Just like my case, family tragedy, not crime. Family tragedy, they are waiting, they are waiting, they are facing the death penalty for family tragedy.”
Lori and Chad Daybell were found guilty of killing 16-year-old Tylee Ryan and 7-year-old JJ Vallow in 2019. (Rexberg Police Department)
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His daughter Tylee faced him with a baseball bat after hearing a scream in the house. Charles reportedly took the bat from Tylee Tell the police She is trying to protect her mother, allegedly trying to attack Cox. Cox told investigators he fired in self-defense and was never charged before Charles died in a natural cause.
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If guilty, Vallow Daybell could face another life sentence and face another Arizona trial in May, allegedly killing his niece’s ex-husband after a judge denied a motion to dismiss the case.
Julia Bonavita of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
Stepheny Price is a writer at Fox News Digital and Fox Business. She covers topics including missing persons, homicides, state crime cases, illegal immigration and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to stepheny.price@fox.com
