Dateline: Lori Vallow Daybell feels she will be exonerated of children's murders
In a "Dateline" interview, Lori Vallow Daybell expressed no remorse for the murders of her children and said she feels "great" acting as her own attorney in her new trial.
In her first-ever media interview, Lori Vallow Daybell expressed no remorse for the murder of her children and said she feels “great” acting as her own attorney in the upcoming trial over the fatal shooting of her estranged husband.
During an often combative 90-minute interview at an Arizona jail, Lori, 51, told “Dateline” that she was falsely accused and convicted in the 2019 murders of Joshua “JJ” Vallow, 7; Tylee Ryan, 16; and her husband’s previous wife, Tammy Daybell, 49.
Lori said that she and her husband, Chad Daybell, who was also convicted in the three murders, will be exonerated because Jesus showed her the future and they were not incarcerated.
“After I get exonerated, maybe I’ll go on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ and you can come,” she said to NBC’s Keith Morrison.
Macy Sinreich / NBC News; Getty Images; APChad, 56, self-published end times-themed novels and claimed to have had near-death experiences that allowed him to see the past and future and into the spirit world.
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