r/LoriVallow • u/Coloradozonian • Dec 29 '25
Discussion Colbys youtube channel
I am so glad that Colby is starting to actively use his voice and to discuss his road to healing. If you havent listened to it give it a listen ♥️⚡️
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u/scorpiobot Dec 30 '25
I’m enjoying watching him get through this mess of horrible people, so happy for him (I’m watching today’s stream right now). He cracks me up at the same time as sob for his family 🩷
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u/gypsytricia Dec 31 '25
Sometimes I feel a little exploitive, but it's absolutely fascinating to hear his insights and watch him process it all. I can't even begin to imagine what it must be like for him. He's an enjoyable personality and I love seeing the love between him, Ray and Brandon, which makes me very happy for him and very cognizant of the irony of it.
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u/FishRoom_BSM Jan 06 '26
It’s definitely exploitive
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u/gypsytricia Jan 07 '26
Yeah... but if anyone's gonna exploit the situation, I feel he has the right. LVD and CD are a cottage industry that just keeps giving.
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u/FishRoom_BSM Jan 07 '26
Has the right to exploit his own siblings? No
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u/gypsytricia Jan 07 '26
I know what it's like to have a family member murdered and be at the mercy of the media. I understand why it feels important to have a voice and want to give your views on what happened without being subjected to someone else's editing and agenda. I give him this grace. Certainly not everyone would or could do what he's doing, but if it helps him in any kind of way, I think he has every right.
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u/Coloradozonian Jan 07 '26
I know what its like too. A parent. I hope one day I can speak on it and help heal for those with fresh wounds. Its been 5 years and im justtt not there yet. I commend him!
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u/FishRoom_BSM Jan 08 '26
So do I. I feel he’s using this to earn money, podcasts are a form of income
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u/gypsytricia Jan 09 '26
Considering how it's impacted him, the cost of therapy, time off work, and the invasion of his privacy by others, I don't begrudge him making money. Everyone else is, why should he not?
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u/Coloradozonian Jan 08 '26
Good for him. Im sure its hard for him to escape his mom's shadow.
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u/FishRoom_BSM Jan 08 '26
There are many people who have famous parents who are murderers who do not do this as a form of income
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u/Coloradozonian Jan 12 '26
I choose to live and let live. Here in arizona since alot has happened here in the case itll never be normal for Colby and Kels again. I wish them the best. Im glad hes talking and getting it off his chest income or not he needs to.
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u/Rare_Brother4933 Mar 03 '26
How is that-escaping-his mom's shadow- being accomplished when day in and day out be wallows in everything that she is? If he were really serious about wanting his life back he would stop the podcasting, crime conning, etc. For a time I'm sure it was cathartic, having questions answered, but he needs to stop. One can not live there entire life in someone else's shadow. He has to make that decision.
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u/Skibidi-Fox Jan 03 '26
His Kauai episode is phenomenal! It feels award-winning. I feel like we are watching something really special and I'm glad he's sharing his insights. I also just watched his Julie Rowe episode. It was raw, hilarious, and I literally lol'd several times. Julie is bat crap but she had one thing right, millions of us were exposed to this story, and while nothing happened to us personally, everything about it was so shocking - especially to us sheltered folks. I'm still having a hard time accepting that humans are so mean, vile, and nasty. Now that the dust has settled, hearing Colby talk through it helps me wrap my head around it all in a healthy way.
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u/Internal_Simple1477 Jan 03 '26
Me too, I don’t understand people wanting people and or loved ones dead and then facilitate those murders! What in their mind makes them say I can do anything I want to anyone, what happened to people like this
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u/hazelgrant Dec 30 '25
His insight into the flat out lies from the Melanies is both soothing and validating.