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The True Story of Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell: The Doomsday Prophet, the Zombie Children, and the Dark Spirits That Justified Murder

The True Story of Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell: The Doomsday Prophet, the Zombie Children, and the Dark Spirits That Justified Murder

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Two children vanished. Their mother said nothing. Their bodies were found buried in the backyard of the man she married seventeen days after burying his own wife.
Lori Vallow was a devoted Mormon mother who had already survived three marriages when she met Chad Daybell, a self-published doomsday author, at a religious conference in October 2018. Within days of meeting, they were discussing who around them needed to die.
They called it scripture. They called the people in their way "dark spirits." They told friends their own children had become zombies, empty of soul, safe to discard. Then the killing began: Lori's husband, shot in his own doorway. Chad's wife, dead in her bed after seventeen years of marriage. And finally, JJ and Tylee, the two children who trusted them most.
While investigators searched Idaho for two missing kids, Lori and Chad danced on a Hawaiian beach, posed for wedding photos, and lounged poolside reading a book about the apocalypse. It took the FBI nearly a year, a discarded storage unit, and a lucky break connecting an unrelated shooting in Arizona to finally uncover what had happened — two children buried in shallow graves on Chad Daybell's rural property, exactly where their mother had let them disappear.
This is the complete true story of the "doomsday couple" whose apocalyptic beliefs justified four murders in five months — told through court records, sworn testimony, and the words of the family members who are still fighting, years later, to make sure the world remembers Charles, Tammy, Tylee, and JJ as more than headlines.
One was sentenced to death. One is serving life without parole. Both still believe they were chosen by God.
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