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]]>Chad Daybell, the fifth and current husband of “cult mom” Lori Vallow, predicted the death of his former wife Tammy Daybell years before she was found dead in his Idaho home, a former friend told Fox Nation’s “Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.”
“About three years before she died, he came to me and said he’d had a vision that she had passed away and he thought she was going to die in a car accident,” Julie Rowe said on the first episode of the three-part mini-series “A Lori Vallow Investigation With Nancy Grace.”
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Rowe said Daybell, a 51-year-old self-published author of doomsday novels, appeared “very upset” and “very distraught” when he would discuss Tammy’s purported fate, but it was something he said three weeks before her death that left Rowe “very disturbed.”
“I had a conversation with him,” she told Grace. “He said in a frustrated, almost angry voice, very frustrated, ‘I feel like my plan can’t move on … until Tammy has died.'”
A booking photo provided by the Rexburg (Idaho) Police Department shows Chad Daybell, who was arrested Tuesday, June 9, 2020, on suspicion of concealing or destroying evidence after local and federal investigators searched his property, according to the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office.(Rexburg Police Department via AP)
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Tammy Daybell died on Oct. 19, 2019 in her bed while Chad slept next to her. Just weeks later, Chad married Lori Vallow, whose estranged husband had been killed only months prior and who is currently held in an Idaho jail in connection with the disappearance and deaths of her children — whose remains were found on June 9 on Daybell’s property.
While Tammy’s death was initially ruled as being due to natural causes, authorities exhumed her body to perform an autopsy in December, as even more questions were raised over the bizarre circumstances surrounding her death. The results of the autopsy have not been made public.
Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow are each being held on a $1 million bond.
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Fox News’ Matt London contributed to this report.
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]]>Chad Daybell, the husband of Lori Vallow, who is charged with desertion in the disappearance of two of her children last year, was charged Wednesday with two counts of concealing evidence after human remains were found on his Idaho property, and his bail was set at $1 million.
During Daybell’s initial court hearing Wednesday via Zoom, prosecuting attorney Rob Wood revealed that the remains found on Daybell’s property were those of children, and said the state found the manner of concealment of one of the bodies to be “particularly egregious.”
Wood did not elaborate on the state of the body, and a probable cause affidavit has been sealed, according to court documents.
Daybell was taken into custody Tuesday and faces two felony counts of destruction, alteration or concealment of evidence, according to a criminal complaint filed in Idaho’s Seventh Judicial District Wednesday.
The complaint said Daybell “did willfully conceal and/or did aid and abet another to willfully conceal human remains,” with the knowledge that they were evidence in another felony case and investigation. The complaint said Daybell concealed the remains between Sept. 22, 2019 and June 9, 2020.
Daybell faces up to 10 years in prison and up to $20,000 in fines if convicted.
“Because of what has been found on Daybell’s property, he has strong incentive to flee,” Wood said, arguing for a $1 million bail to be set.
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Daybell’s attorney, John Prior, asked that bail be set at $100,000, saying Daybell did not resist arrest and had family and property in Idaho, indicating he wouldn’t flee.
But Judge Faren Eddins set bail at $1 million, and said if it was met, Daybell must wear an ankle monitor and stay within a few Idaho counties.
Daybell’s next hearing is scheduled for July 1.
Authorities revealed Wednesday that two sets of human remains were found on Daybell’s property in Rexburg. Details of the discovery came after police said Tuesday they had executed a search warrant as part of the monthslong investigation into the disappearance of Joshua Vallow and Tylee Ryan, who were 7 and 17 respectively when they were last seen in September.
The Rexburg Police Department said Wednesday that autopsy results on the remains were pending.
Vallow and Daybell refused to cooperate with the investigation into the missing children when it began in November, police have said. The couple left the state.
Police have also said Vallow either knows the location of her children or knows what happened to them.
After Vallow and Daybell were found in Hawaii, she was arrested in February and extradited to Idaho on charges of desertion and nonsupport of dependent children. She is being held on a $1 million bond.
Vallow has pleaded not guilty, according to The Associated Press.
Vallow is also being investigated in the death of Daybell’s former wife, Tammy Daybell. The body of Daybell, 49, was found in her home in October, a death initially ruled as natural but since classified as suspicious, and her remains were exhumed for an autopsy in December.
Chad Daybell, a self-published author who has written more than two dozen books about near-death and doomsday events, and Vallow married weeks after Tammy Daybell’s death.
Vallow’s fourth husband, Charles Vallow, also died last year. He was shot to death in July by Vallow’s brother, Alex Cox, during a confrontation.
Vallow and Cox were questioned by police but not charged in that incident. Cox died in December.
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Two siblings from Idaho have been missing for months and their mother, Lori Vallow, has now been arrested in connection with their disappearance.
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The new husband of the mother of two Idaho kids who have been missing since September was arrested Tuesday after authorities found what they believed to be human remains at his house.
Chad Daybell was arrested on suspicion of concealing or destroying evidence after police in Idaho executed a search warrant at his home in Fremont County.
In a news release Wednesday, Rexburg’s assistant chief of police Gary Hagen said that investigators discovered two sets of unidentified human remains and that autopsy results were pending.
Daybell is the new husband of Lori Vallow who was arrested in February in Hawaii after she failed to meet a court-ordered deadline to bring her children to authorities in Rexburg, Idaho. Vallow has pleaded not guilty to child abandonment and other charges and remains in custody.
The twisting case spans multiple states, suspicious death investigations and allegations of cult-like religious beliefs. Joshua “JJ” Vallow and Tylee Ryan haven’t been seen since September, and Daybell and Vallow, who both have allegedly lied to authorities in the course of the investigation, have former spouses who have died in recent months.
Here’s what we know about the case:
Who is Chad Daybell?
Daybell’s arrest is just the latest turn in the winding case that became public in December when the Rexburg Police Department said JJ and Tylee had been missing for months, could be in danger and Daybell and his new wife, Lori Vallow, were persons of interest who had lied to investigators and could not be located.
According to court documents, Daybell and Vallow had fled to Hawaii, where they had married in a beachfront ceremony weeks before.
However, the ceremony, with JJ and Tylee no where to be seen, came weeks after Daybell’s wife of 30 years died under what police later said were suspicious circumstances.
A father of five of his own children, Daybell is a self-published author of many apocalyptic, doomsday books, and friends and family say he and Vallow adhere to divergent religious beliefs.
In an autobiography, Daybell described near-death experiences, deep connection with a spiritual world and visions of “the decline and downfall of the United States” and an “upcoming foreign invasion of America.”
“I don’t know when an earthquake will come, but I have seen in vision the damage it will cause. I hope we still have a few years before it strikes, but it would be best to be prepared if it comes sooner,” Daybell wrote.
What happened Tuesday and whose remains did police find?
In a statement, Hagen said his department, the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI served a search warrant early Tuesday as Daybell’s address.
“During the search of the property, investigators found what appears to be unidentified human remains,” Hagen said.
Police said the search warrant was sealed but they continued to search Daybell’s home. Daybell is to appear in court Wednesday.
In a statement to East Idaho News, JJ’s biological grandparents, Kay and Larry Woodcock, said: “This is obviously a very difficult time for our family, and we ask that you respect our privacy as we wait further news with heavy hearts.”
Where is Lori Vallow?
Most recently in Vallow criminal case, an Idaho judge denied her request for reduced bail. Vallow, who says she prefers to be called Lori Daybell, faces charges of felony child desertion, resisting or obstructing officers, criminal solicitation to commit a crime and contempt of court.
The Idaho attorney general agreed to investigate her and Daybell in April.
Vallow was arrested Feb. 20 in Hawaii and later extradited to Idaho.
Lori Vallow denied reduced bail: What else is happening with the bizarre case, missing kids?
Where are JJ and Tylee?
Both JJ and Tylee were last seen in September, but it wasn’t until late December that the public was alerted that they were missing. JJ’s biological grandmother, Kay Woodcock, told police that she hadn’t heard from the child in months.
Police say JJ, whose 8th birthday was in May, was last seen Sept. 23 when his mother told his Rexburg school he’d no longer be attending. Tylee, 17, was last seen Sept. 8 in Yellowstone National Park with her mother, brother and late uncle.
JJ was adopted by Lori Vallow and her late ex-husband, Charles Vallow, in 2014. The boy was born to Woodcock’s son, and Kay, who is Charles Vallow’s sister, initially cared for him with her husband, Larry.
JJ was diagnosed with autism, and the Woodcocks said they were busy running a business, so the Vallows offered to adopt the child. Old videos Woodcock shared on social media show the boy singing into a microphone on a tour bus and gleefully playing with toys.
Tylee welcomed the role of big sister when Joshua was adopted.
“Tylee kind of turned into like a second mom in a sense to JJ, started taking care of him,” Colby Ryan, Lori Vallow’s eldest son, previously told KSAZ-TV.
A string of suspicious deaths tied to Vallow and Daybell
When Daybell’s wife, Tammy, was found dead in October, police initially believed it was due to natural causes as Daybell said she died in her sleep. But police exhumed her remains in December and said the circumstances “may be suspicious.”
In July, Charles Vallow, Lori’s ex-husband and adoptive father of JJ, arrived in Arizona where she and her children had been living.
Police in Chandler said Lori’s brother, Alex Cox, called 911 and said he shot Charles Vallow after an argument between Charles and Lori broke out.
Cox claimed self-defense, but on an NBC “Dateline” special, detectives said details in Cox’s and Lori Vallow’s stories did not add up and they exhibited strange behavior not typical of family members whose relative had just died.
Kay Woodcock told “Dateline” her brother was not a violent man, but Cox said Charles Vallow struck him with a baseball bat.
Chandler police had an open homicide investigation into the incident, but no arrests were made.
In December, Cox was found unresponsive in Arizona. An autopsy report released in May said that Cox died from a pulmonary blood clot. Police in Gilbert said at the time detectives investigating his death would review the autopsy report and that the case was still active.
What are the ‘doomsday’ beliefs that Vallow and Daybell allegedly have?
In divorce filings, Charles Vallow said Lori Vallow believed she was “a god assigned to carry out the work of the 144,000 at Christ’s second coming in July 2020.”
But by all accounts, Lori and Charles Vallow had a typical family before. “They were just this bustling, busy family,” Woodcock told “Dateline.” Woodcock said her brother and sister-in-law had their lives “built around” the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The family lived in the Phoenix area for years, at one point relocating to Hawaii for two years. But around 2019, things changed, and Vallow began delving deeper into divergent, “prepper” beliefs, friends and family told “Dateline.”
In Charles Vallow’s divorce filings, he said that Lori Vallow said she would kill him if he got in her way and that she had “an angel there to help her dispose of the body.” Shortly after her alleged threats, Charles took out an order of protection against Lori Vallow, according to court documents.
Charles claimed that Lori Vallow had “become infatuated and, at times, obsessive about near-death experiences and spiritual visions.”
According to East Idaho News, Vallow and Chad Daybell first appeared on a podcast together almost a year before the children were announced missing.
Contribuing: Joel Shannon, Chelsea Curtis, Jordan Culver and The Associated Press
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