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Idaho prosecutors oppose motion by ‘Cult Mom’ Lori Vallow Daybell to hold ‘strategy session’ with husband
Prosecutors who’re in search of the dying penalty for so-called “Cult Mother” Lori Vallow Daybell filed motions opposing “technique classes” between her and her husband, Charles Daybell, who will each go on trial in April for allegedly murdering Lori’s two kids and Charles’ former spouse.
Vallow Daybell’s lawyer’s filed a movement final week asking that the choose permit conferences between the defendants, saying that the conversations would not be recorded and will not be admitted as proof.
“With settlement proposals, mediation, motions and trial quick approaching, Lori and Chad would love to have the ability to discuss collectively in particular person and on the telephone about their choices,” her attorneys wrote.
Prosecutors wrote in a movement opposing the technique classes that they’ve “critical reservations” in regards to the two defendants speaking straight with one another.
“Whereas the state acknowledges that the defendants might talk by their counsel, and in addition might strategize collectively by their attorneys, which the State wouldn’t be a celebration to or have enter on; there is no such thing as a inherent proper or privilege for the defendants to have direct communication,” prosecutors wrote.
Each defendants have pleaded not responsible to homicide, conspiracy and grand theft prices in reference to the deaths of Lori’s kids, 7-year-old Joshua “JJ” Vallow and 16-year-old Tylee Ryan, who have been final seen in September 2019.
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They’re additionally going through prices in reference to the dying of Chad Daybell’s late spouse, Tammy Daybell, who died in October 2019.
Vallow Daybell can also be going through prices in reference to the July 2019 dying of her former husband, Charles Vallow, in Arizona.
The 2 defendants are on the middle of a case that spans a number of states and contains weird apocalyptic non secular beliefs.
Vallow Daybell reportedly believed that she was “a god assigned to hold out the work of the 144,000 at Christ’s second coming in July 2020,” in response to court docket paperwork that her late ex-husband filed in divorce court docket. Chad Daybell is the creator of a number of apocalyptic novels related with Mormon theology.
Vallow Daybell’s attorneys filed a movement earlier this month providing an alibi, writing that she was in her personal condo when her kids died in her brother’s condo.
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Prosecutors argued that the dying penalty is warranted as a result of the “details of this case are egregious and heinous.”
“The proof the state will introduce at trial, a few of which a grand jury has already reviewed, will set up that the defendant meant for her kids and her boyfriend’s spouse to die, and that she affirmatively acted to make these deaths occur,” prosecutors wrote in a submitting final Thursday.
The Related Press contributed to this report.