An Idaho jury is weighing two theories in the strange triple murder trial of Lori Vallow Daybell.
Daybell told her they had been married in several previous lives and she was a “sexual goddess” who was supposed to help him save the world by gathering 144,000 followers so Jesus could return, Archibald said.
Other testimony has been strange, such as when Vallow Daybell’s former friend Melanie Gibb testified that Vallow Daybell believed people in her life had been taken over by evil spirits and turned into “zombies” — including JJ and Tylee. Four of the people the defendant described as “zombies” were later killed or shot at, according to the testimony.Article content
Evidence shows JJ struggled, Wood said, and at one point the boy’s arms and legs were bound with duct tape.Article content
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