Judge lowered Lori Vallow's bail even though her two children are still missing
Correction: Chad Daybell was mistakenly identified as Charles Daybell and the park where Tylee Ryan went missing was mistakenly identified as Yosemite National Park when it is in fact Yellowstone National Park
where she went missing.
Lori Vallow must’ve known that the judge was paying no never mind to her children (Tylee Ryan and Joshua "JJ" Vallow) being missing and was going to lower her bail down from $5 million to $1 million because she walked up in the courtroom wearing pink lipstick and a smile with her orange and white pin stripe attire provided to her by the state of Idaho.
Just stop to think about that for a moment, folks. How many people, do y'all know, who would walk up in a courtroom wearing pink lipstick and a smile when they know they have kidnapping and future murder charges hanging over their hands?!
Not many folks will do that because they know they need to put up as good of an appearance as possible in order to get themselves out of jail.
But you know who will do that? Folks like Lori Vallow who knows the judge is going to go easy on them.
Yup, I said it. The judge went easy on her. And he more than likely went easy on her because he is connected to her in some way or the other.
Those judges don’t go easy on folks who forget to pay their parking tickets. So why would a judge go easy on a woman, with means, whose children been missing since late last year and who has told so many stories about where they are that she’s twisted her story into a double helix?
The question answers itself. Here, the judge knows, good and well, that Lori Vallow can afford to pay the $1 million bond because the state cited her new husband’s, Chad Daybell, money as a reason why the bail should be set at $5 million. The judge also knows that dead bodies keep popping up around Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell.
There are now questions about how and why Lori Vallow’s ex-husband and her missing son's Joshua "JJ" Vallow father, Charles Vallow, really died and if her brother really killed him in self-defense.
Related-Charles Vallow got an Order of Protection after Lori Vallow threatened to kill him
Her brother, by the way, ended up dead a couple of months after her daughter went missing in Yellowstone National Park. Yeah, I know, the brother who “shot the ex-husband in self-defense” ends up dead a couple of months after his niece, whom he was with, in Yosemite National Park turns up missing.
As for Chad Daybell, there are questions about whether his wife, Tammy Daybell, just died or if he is the cause of her death. You know it's not a good look whenever you get $430,000 in insurance money, following your wife’s death, and then you turn around and marry a suspected killer with whom you high tail it off to Hawaii to live the good life with, following the disappearance of her two children.
The judge didn't pay none of that any never mind, though. He looked up at Lori Vallow and her spanking brand new husband Chad Daybell and was like, “These are good people. Bail will be lowered to $1 million.”
That's what the judge did.
Lori Vallow must’ve known that the judge was paying no never mind to her children (Tylee Ryan and Joshua "JJ" Vallow) being missing and was going to lower her bail down from $5 million to $1 million because she walked up in the courtroom wearing pink lipstick and a smile with her orange and white pin stripe attire provided to her by the state of Idaho.
Just stop to think about that for a moment, folks. How many people, do y'all know, who would walk up in a courtroom wearing pink lipstick and a smile when they know they have kidnapping and future murder charges hanging over their hands?!
Not many folks will do that because they know they need to put up as good of an appearance as possible in order to get themselves out of jail.
But you know who will do that? Folks like Lori Vallow who knows the judge is going to go easy on them.
Yup, I said it. The judge went easy on her. And he more than likely went easy on her because he is connected to her in some way or the other.
Those judges don’t go easy on folks who forget to pay their parking tickets. So why would a judge go easy on a woman, with means, whose children been missing since late last year and who has told so many stories about where they are that she’s twisted her story into a double helix?
The question answers itself. Here, the judge knows, good and well, that Lori Vallow can afford to pay the $1 million bond because the state cited her new husband’s, Chad Daybell, money as a reason why the bail should be set at $5 million. The judge also knows that dead bodies keep popping up around Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell.
There are now questions about how and why Lori Vallow’s ex-husband and her missing son's Joshua "JJ" Vallow father, Charles Vallow, really died and if her brother really killed him in self-defense.
Related-Charles Vallow got an Order of Protection after Lori Vallow threatened to kill him
Her brother, by the way, ended up dead a couple of months after her daughter went missing in Yellowstone National Park. Yeah, I know, the brother who “shot the ex-husband in self-defense” ends up dead a couple of months after his niece, whom he was with, in Yosemite National Park turns up missing.
As for Chad Daybell, there are questions about whether his wife, Tammy Daybell, just died or if he is the cause of her death. You know it's not a good look whenever you get $430,000 in insurance money, following your wife’s death, and then you turn around and marry a suspected killer with whom you high tail it off to Hawaii to live the good life with, following the disappearance of her two children.
The judge didn't pay none of that any never mind, though. He looked up at Lori Vallow and her spanking brand new husband Chad Daybell and was like, “These are good people. Bail will be lowered to $1 million.”
That's what the judge did.
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