How true, I hope today as they sit in jail they may find some guts to share the truth.View attachment 286551 View attachment 286552 View attachment 286550
Yes...true sociopaths
to spend the money of the people you murdered
Travel, laugh, eat, sun, dance...
MOO
As a local, I was not questioned by this survey company nor do I know anyone personally that was. I have heard there was someone going around questioning people about the case and whether they thought LVD or CD was guilty. But not sure how many people were questioned or how in depth or professional it was. I still believe there could be unbiased jurors found here. Not everyone is as tuned in to this case.
Does anyone else think that the prosecutors are waiting for Lori and Chad to break down and accuse the other of murder? I think that is why no murder charges have been filed yet. I understand the love birds would love to blame Alex alone, but they have to know they will be charged with conspiracy to committ murder even if Alex is named the actual murderer. Those will be some serious charges too, and I can see one of them blaming the other.
Also, with Lori's current charges, is there really a reason for her attorney to be with her every day, or all day long? I've never heard an attorney spending so much time with their clients on charges that aren't really that devastating....yet.
Okay - on that article! I thought I might have missed this AZ murder charge being brought! Glad to know that I didn't.
ETA2: Nate is also not only a reporter. If I'm not mistaken he's the head of his news organization.
So MM's "expert" still hasn't submitted his report in support of the motion for change of venue. How very professional (not). The survey in Fremont County was undertaken last August and the motions to change venue were filed in September.
Does anyone else think that the prosecutors are waiting for Lori and Chad to break down and accuse the other of murder? I think that is why no murder charges have been filed yet. I understand the love birds would love to blame Alex alone, but they have to know they will be charged with conspiracy to committ murder even if Alex is named the actual murderer. Those will be some serious charges too, and I can see one of them blaming the other.
Also, with Lori's current charges, is there really a reason for her attorney to be with her every day, or all day long? I've never heard an attorney spending so much time with their clients on charges that aren't really that devastating....yet.
Intriguing. I wonder if MM is trying to have the state's expert excluded.It looks like there are some new filings that aren't available online yet and that the next hearing has been moved to 3/8 at 3:30:
- 03/02/2021 Motion
Comment
VALLOW. Motion in Limine
- 03/02/2021 Motion
Comment
VALLOW. Motion in Limine
- 03/02/2021 Motion
Comment
VALLOW. Motion to Compel
- 03/08/2021 Motion to Compel
Judicial Officer
Boyce (District), Steven
Hearing Time
3:30 PM
Comment
Motion in Limine
Details (idaho.gov)
Before LV and a cop returned to the house, they were all taken separately to the police station and interviewed. Tylee backed up the self-defense claim, saying she'd been very afraid CV would hit her, he was purple with rage. LV made a blizzard of claims about him being extremely belligerent and demanding, pursuing her and JJ as they were separating.Agreed. Where was the investigation at the time?? Just because they were distracted by a cute blonde? Shame on those Arizona investigators. Alarm bells should have been going off by their weird behavior. "Hi Neighbors, sorry..."
Nonetheless, you don't just take their word for it and not investigate the death.Before LV and a cop returned to the house, they were all taken separately to the police station and interviewed. Tylee backed up the self-defense claim, saying she'd been very afraid CV would hit her, he was purple with rage. LV made a blizzard of claims about him being extremely belligerent and demanding, pursuing her and JJ as they were separating.
This is a scenario police see often, sometimes resulting in the female being dead. In this case, it was the male who ended up dead (and the protective brother/uncle/hero who seemingly saved the day). ID - Joshua Vallow & Tylee Ryan, Rexburg, Sept 2019 TIMELINE ONLY - *NO DISCUSSION*
To be honest, in today's climate of concern about domestic abuse, to openly doubt the claims of the separating wife and step-daughter, would be quite difficult unless there was actual evidence that they were lying. Obviously, hindsight, 20/20, etc.
And, someone who is giggling and twirling their hair probably isn't being abused, nor showing any concern or grief that her husband was just violently killed.Nonetheless, you don't just take their word for it and not investigate the death.
And, someone who is giggling and twirling their hair probably isn't being abused, nor showing any concern or grief that her husband was just violently killed.
Have you worked with battered women? If not, you would probably be surprised to know how hard many of them try to convince police that their abusers are great guys and that nothing happened please don’t arrest him and on and on. They know how likely their abuser is to punish them for doing otherwise once the cops are gone. In this case, of course, the “abuser” was either sitting on the ground nursing an alleged head trauma, giggling and twirling her hair next to her car, or dead on the floor inside — who knows? Maybe all of the above, plus the Chadster somewhere off in the wings. The more I think about this case, the more I want to scream.
No, they claimed that the dead victim Charles was the abuser. That's not a situation that an abuse victim would normally be giggling and twirling her hair. She wasn't begging for them not to arrest Charles. The police should have cued into her weird behavior and investigated the death instead of taking their word for it that Charles was the aggressor. Besides, she had just driven up, she wasn't even in the house with "an angry Charles".Have you worked with battered women? If not, you would probably be surprised to know how hard many of them try to convince police that their abusers are great guys and that nothing happened please don’t arrest him and on and on. They know how likely their abuser is to punish them for doing otherwise once the cops are gone. In this case, of course, the “abuser” was either sitting on the ground nursing an alleged head trauma, giggling and twirling her hair next to her car, or dead on the floor inside — who knows? Maybe all of the above, plus the Chadster somewhere off in the wings. The more I think about this case, the more I want to scream.