
Surprising Witnesses Bring Receipts & Lori's FEISTY Cross Exam | Lori Vallow Daybell Day 3
Source: YouTube · Hidden True Crime · published Jun 10, 2025 · 1:25:04
This video covers Day 3 of Lori Valow's trial for the attempted murder of Brandon Boudro, coinciding with the 5th anniversary of JJ Vallow and Tyle Ryan's remains being found 0:07.
Key Takeaways:
• Danny Moss testified about tinting a Jeep with extremely dark 5% tint on back windows, making it impossible to see inside, which was the vehicle used in the shooting attempt 12:51
• DEA agent Thomas Miller presented license plate reader evidence showing the Jeep with Texas plates traveling in Arizona just days before Brandon Boudro's shooting 20:01
• Officer Maryanne Rob described finding the bullet hole in Brandon's Tesla and testified that Brandon immediately identified Lori and Alex Cox as potential suspects 46:11
The prosecution presented evidence linking Lori to the vehicle used in the attempted murder, while Lori continues to represent herself and challenge the testimony.
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Hello everyone. Thank you for your patience. Hidden gems. June 9th, 2020. 5 years ago today. I remember it vividly. It was the day that the remains of JJ Valow and Tyler Ryan were found buried in Chad Del's backyard. I was already emotionally invested by then. How could I not be? My husband John, a criminal psychologist, and I had just recorded our very first podcast episode. We were sitting at our kitchen table with microphones and a hundred unanswered questions between us. That morning, I woke up to the news. The search warrant had been executed at Chad Deville's property, but not the house this time. It was his yard. I was messaging a local contact in Rexburg who saw Chad leave his daughter Emma's house and speed off in his car. Minutes later, they watched police pull him over and handc…