Prosecution DESTROYS Lori Vallow Daybell And Co-Conspirators During Closing Arguments
Source: YouTube · Hidden True Crime · published Jun 12, 2025 · 1:43:43
The video presents a detailed digital and behavioral timeline showing that Lorie Valow conspired with Alex Cox to murder Brandon Budro, using coordinated phone activity, location data, and alibi fabrication to cover their actions. This evidence establishes a clear pattern of premeditated and assisted planning leading directly to the shooting.
• Lorie and Alex bought a burner phone together in Idaho Falls on September 25, 2019, with Lorie’s phone simultaneously receiving calls from Melanie Budro, indicating coordination 3:11-3:33.
• On September 26, the burner phone was traced to a tower near Rexburg, Idaho, just steps from both their homes, showing off-grid communication while Alex was in Arizona 6:51-7:14.
• On September 30, Alex’s primary phone was tracked in Lorie’s apartment, and by October 1, it was at a storage unit in Rexburg—where Lorie and Alex were seen together—while the burner phone made calls to Chad Del from Arizona 8:05-9:27.
• On October 2, the burner phone moved to Gilbert, Arizona, near Brandon’s home, and called Chad Del before and after the shooting at 9:13 a.m., proving direct involvement in the attack 10:12-12:21.
• Lorie made multiple calls to Chad and Melanie on the morning of the shooting, including a 35-minute call to Melanie, which explains why Brandon couldn’t reach her after the shooting 12:40-13:15.
• Surveillance footage shows Alex and Lorie at the storage unit on October 3, with Lorie receiving calls from Chad, confirming continued coordination post-shooting 13:35-13:50.
The digital trail, including Google location history, cell tower pings, and alibi creation, forms a damning, non-circumstantial timeline of premeditated conspiracy. The prosecution argues that Lorie’s actions—buying the burner phone, helping tint the Jeep, removing the spare tire, and creating false alibis—demonstrate intent to promote and assist in the commission of first-degree murder.
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Hello, hidden gems. We have a lot to cover tonight. So, thank you for being with me. Thank you for being patient, waiting for me to come on. The state and the defense have rested and now it is time for the jury to deliberate. Although, they did decide to go home right after closing statements concluded. And holy cow, closing statements. Wow. We We'll get into it all. We'll be there bright and early tomorrow morning while the jury gathers again to deliberate the verdict on whether or not Lorie Valow Del is guilty of conspiring to murder Brandon Budro. A lot happened. I keep saying that. So, let me just set the stage. We went in this morning. A lot of people were there. Brandon Budro and his entire family as well as Brandon Budro's friends. K. Woodcock was there again supporting Brandon. We …