Convicted killer Lori Vallow's legal battles and court proceedings
Convicted killer Lori Vallow expresses belief that her murdered children and husband's deceased first wife are "happy and busy" in the "spirit world." Vallow asks court to restrict media access for upcoming Arizona murder trial, claiming defamation and misleading coverage. She represents herself and objects to Court TV's streaming of the proceedings. Vallow and husband Chad Daybell have been convicted in multiple murders, with Daybell sentenced to death. Vallow faces second trial for conspiracy to commit murder. She was found mentally competent to stand trial.
Key Points
- Lori Vallow expresses beliefs about murdered children and deceased wife
- Asks court to restrict media access in upcoming trial
- Convicted in multiple murders, husband sentenced to death
- Faces second trial for conspiracy to commit murder
- Found mentally competent to stand trial
Pros
- Transparency in legal proceedings
- Public awareness of high-profile cases
Cons
- Defamation claims affecting media coverage
- Complexity of representing oneself in court