Doomsday Cult

Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell are facing charges for the alleged murders of Lori's two children Tylee and JJ and Chad's first wife. Trial Audio | Who's Who


3-way splitscreen as medical examiner testifies in Chad Daybell trial.
Chad Daybell reads a book with a text message conversation on the side
FBI electronics expert, Nicole Heideman, takes the stand and read steamy text messages between Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow, under the names they had for one another, James and Elena.
GFX of pictures of Tylee and JJ on top of a wide shot of Chad Dybell's property.
split screen showing witness and chad daybell
Chad Daybell's in-laws took the stand for the prosecution today, including his brother-in-law, Jason Gwilliam, and his sister-in-law Samantha Gwilliam. Samantha became emotional when speaking about finding out two children were buried in Daybell's pet cemetery.
Tammy Daybell's sister testifies.
chad daybell mugshot
Bodycam footage shows Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow being served legal documents by Kauai Police Officers to provide information about the whereabouts of her children, Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow.
Tools on a garage floor.
Forensic expert Joseph Scott Morgan joins Court TV to discuss the autopsies performed by Dr. Garth Warren on JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan. JJ was found found wrapped in plastic and duct tape, while Tylee was found buried in a pet cemetery and severely burned.
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split screen of chad daybell and Zulema Pastenes in court
Former alleged cult member, Zulema Pastenes, testified that Chad Daybell mentioned that JJ Vallow
photo of lori and chad daybell
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split screen of melani powlowski and chad daybell in court
Melani Pawlowski takes the stand and said some of the detectives covering the case were labeled 'dark,' by Chad Daybell, saying law enforcement were corrupt. Jurors hear phone recordings between Ian Pawlowski, Melani, Chad and Lori Vallow.
Lori Vallow's niece testifies.
still frame of bodycamera video shows Lori Vallow