Idaho children get lost: in prison, Lori Vallow believes she is better known than Kobe Bryant

Former colleague Lori Vallow has created several revelations about the attitude of the mother, who is accused of losing her child in Idaho, whose body is buried in her new husband.

He knows a fellow inmate who is at the heart of one of America's highest crime cases in recent years. So who calls her Missy Cook (pseudonym for security reasons) on "East Idaho News" notes to tell the tale. In a notebook, Missy Cook copied a conversation she had with a mother who was accused of losing her two children. By the time the two split into the same cell, the bodies of JJ, 7, and Tylee, 17, were not found. They finally got married last June, after digging in the garden of Chad Daybell, Lori Vallow's new husband. However, he was not charged with murder.

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In an effort to believe in her beliefs, Missy Cook never directly recounts her childhood problems. According to him, Lori Vallow is friendly and easy to visit, but has never shown signs of sadness, sadness or disappointment over her condition. He was even happily exiled from the Hawaiian prison - where he is being held - to Idaho where he lives. "He said the prison was terrible. He then talked about the better things here and how good the food is," said Missy Cook. Lori Vallow feels better because she knows that all the attention is on her, in that country. He realized it. He said: "I've died Kobe Bryant, there's Covid-19, but no, we're talking about me. I'm making headlines. I'm more important than that." He knows he's on the front page and he really likes it. "
"Everyone wants to know but it's none of his business"

Lori Vallow also hopes to play with her body to convince the judge to allow her. "We'll see if it costs a million dollars," he said one day, turning his hand over his body. Missy Cook also remembers her mother, her eldest son called. And when she asked him to tell her where her two children were, she still refused to answer. Instead, he prefers to look into the Bible. "Everyone wants to know but it is not a business. God does not judge me and will not. The Prophet said don't get into social networks, so don't do that," he told his son. Her research revealed that Lori Vallow was a member of the Mormon sect planning Jesus' return to Earth and the end of the world. Chad Daybell, her new husband, is one of the preachers. The couple, who since the beginning of an affair, are still reluctant to comment about the disappearance of JJ and Tylee. Even though the police gave them an ultimatum, they never cooperated, united their secrets. But according to Missy Cook, it's very likely that Lori Vallow will finally bring Chad Daybell to life, accusing her of burying her children on earth. "I'll turn it on to save my ass too," commented Missy Cook.
Another mystery to be solved

JJ and Tylee, have not been found since September, however until November 26 the police received warnings from concerned relatives that they had not heard from JJ. Facing investigators, Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow say their son lives with family friends in Arizona. When the police returned the next morning to carry out the search order, the two of them fled from the ground. Police said the couple had told witnesses that Tylee had died several months ago on the sidelines. Police had given the mother a deadline to let her know where the child was, but she did not respond. The couple are in Hawaii. He was later extradited to Idaho. His body is in June.

A mysterious series that does not cover the deaths of the two children includes the death of Charles Vallow, the husband of Lori Vallow, killed by his last brother, who called for self-defense. Annoyed, Alex Cox - who died of pulmonary embolism in December - was convicted of threatening Lori Vallow's other husband, Joseph Ryan, Tylee Ryan's father. Joseph Ryan died in 2018 of a heart attack. As for Tammy Daybell, Chad Daybell's wife, died just two weeks before remarrying Lori Vallow, in circumstances that still need to be clarified.