Killer cult mom Lori Vallow looks unrecognizable in bizarre first sit-down interview as she vows she will be set free
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CONVICTED child murderer Lori Vallow looked unrecognizable as she appeared for her first-ever sit-down interview.
The crazed cult mom went on a bizarre tangent about how she would be set free after being found guilty of murdering her children JJ, seven, and Tylee, 16.
Vallow sat down for a prison interview with NBC’s Dateline, which is her first media appearance since she was accused of JJ and Tylee’s killing in September 2019.
She spoke with journalist Keith Morrison about her innocence while currently standing trial for her ex-husband’s murder.
Vallow told the Dateline host that she’s had visions where she, and her fifth and current husband, Chad Daybell, were free.
“I will be exonerated. We will both be exonerated in the future,” she told Morrison, according to the teaser trailer.
“I have seen things in the future that Jesus showed me when I was in heaven. And we were not in jail, and we were not in prison.”
Vallow had her signature curls in the interview, but her hair looked much darker from her previous bright blonde locks.
The killer mom had on an orange prison jumpsuit but rolled up the sleeves to show off some of her arms.
She also appeared to have gained a bit of weight since being locked behind bars, which is wildly different from her bodybuilding past.
After meeting her current husband through their Mormon church, the pair fell into a path of heartless crime, killing Daybell’s then-wife, Tammy Daybell.
Both Vallow and Daybell have been convicted of killing Vallow’s two children, JJ and Tylee, in September 2019.
Authorities found the bodies buried in Daybell’s backyard in Idaho.
During the interview, Vallow’s only surviving son, Colby Ryan, also spoke with Morrison about how the murders have changed his perspective on the world.
“I guess I was always a very positive, see the best in people kind of person. And then I watched someone that I knew my entire life do what she did. And it just changed the way I view people,” he said.
Ryan said it was hard to grasp the idea that his own mother could commit such heinous acts.
“I watched someone that I knew my entire life do what she did. And it just changed the way I view people,” he said.
“The way that my sister was treated was with hate, that’s not even human to do what they did to her [body], after.”
At her sentencing hearing, Ryan noticed that his mother was wearing a makeshift wedding ring — a hairband wrapped around her left ring finger.
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