Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell could face the death penalty if convicted. A husband and wife pair of doomsday believers were indicted Tuesday on charges of first-degree murder in the killing of her two children, whose bodies were found wrapped in duct tape last June. The indictment of Lori Vallow, 47, and Chad Daybell, 52, follows a two-year-long investigation into the murders of Vallow’s two children. The remains of 7-year-old J.J. Ryan and a 17-year-old Tylee Ryan, were found on Daybell’s property in Idaho one year after their disappearance. Vallow, the children’s biological mother, married Daybell in 2019. She was previously married to Charles Vallow, but he was killed in a dispute with her brother, according to the Washington Post. Daybell is an author of multiple books related to the apocalyptic belief that the world is about to end, including “Evading Babylon” and “Days of Fury.” The couple are both doomsday conspiracists, and prosecutors say their belief that the world is about to end played a part in the children’s killings
via vice: Doomsday Conspiracist Author and His Wife Charged With Murdering Their Kids
siehe auch: Doomsday believers Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell charged in murder of her two children. Last June, Idaho police announced the tragic end to a long search: The remains of 7-year-old Joshua Jaxon “J.J.” Vallow and his big sister, 17-year-old Tylee Ryan, had been found on an Idaho property belonging to Chad Daybell, their mother’s new husband. In the months after they vanished from Idaho in September 2019, their mother, Lori Vallow, had traveled to Hawaii with Daybell — an author of apocalyptic novels with ties to an alleged doomsday group — and refused to cooperate with police. Now, just shy of a year after the bodies were found, an Idaho grand jury has indicted Vallow, 47, on murder charges in connection with her children’s deaths. Daybell, 52, also faces murder charges in the children’s deaths and the suspicious death of his ex-wife. The indictment is the latest twist in the relationship between Vallow and Daybell, which has made international headlines as details of their ties to fringe doomsday beliefs and several suspicious deaths have become public during the past two years.