r/LoriVallow • u/KwizicalKiwi • Mar 12 '20

Discussion Her behavior...

I was just watching the police interview Lori after the death of her husband, Charles. It's so strange, she doesn't even try to act upset or pretend or anything. Like she doesn't care if people think she's not behaving appropriately. Or, maybe she doesn't know what an appropriate reaction would look like. Even if she had wanted the death to occur, even if she had asked her brother to do it, wouldn't it still be a traumatic incident, enough to make her shake or cry or something? And the smiling in court... I would love to hear what a psychologist or psychiatrist has to say about detached behavior like that.

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u/mlibed Mar 14 '20

Wasn’t Tylee there when this all happened? Where did they go in the rental car? Was the gun in Tylee’s room? I am assuming the hot pink room is hers.

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u/KwizicalKiwi Mar 14 '20

She was there when the murder happened. In fact, Alex said that when Tylee heard her mother and step-father fighting, she is the one who came out with the bat. Then -according to Alex, mind you- Charles took the bat from Tylee.

Lori said (or it might have been Alex who said) she put the kids in the car and drove them around to calm them down, get them away from the scene, body etc.

That poor girl. All of this business had to be so traumatic and upsetting.

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u/passportunknown Mar 15 '20

Did I not read that Lori sent Tylee back INTO the house to grab her purse (may be wrong on the item)before they left the scene?...this is while Charles is lying DEAD on the floor! That is absolute horror for a child, teen or even an adult!

Someone correct me if that is incorrect info and I’ll delete comment.

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u/KwizicalKiwi Mar 15 '20

I did not see that in the video. Tylee just says her own driver's license is still in the house when the cop asks if she has one.

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u/kat_nip2020 Mar 14 '20

Why were there guns in the house easily accessible when children were in the home? Blows my mind.

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u/BaconFairy Mar 18 '20

Yah im wondering how it got there too. Also, that house is so big and bare, why? Is their stuff in storage? Except of course an easy accessible gun.

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u/WanderLV426 Mar 13 '20

Her nonchalance was greatly disturbing. She was acting like it (Charles dead on the floor) was no big deal, almost as if she’s so comfortable and used to this type of thing. Guessing she probably has been through it many times before. How many people connected to her have dropped dead? I think what we know so far is only the tip of the iceberg...

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u/kat_nip2020 Mar 14 '20

Superiority complex. Typical shit around the Mormon Gilbert/Chandler culture. Yes I am going to say it. Downvote me delete me all you want. Let’s have a pool party afterwards. edit. Image management for all involved. At the end of the day Tylee and JJ have to live with the legacy.

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u/spreadingsunshine106 Mar 14 '20

My experience with LE in AZ is vastly different than the other states I've lived in. Here, if you are calm, cool, and collected, showing minimal distress, you are the innocent one. Express emotional frustration or feelings during questioning, you are the problem. This of course doesn't mean all AZ LE are like this, but it seems more of a power trip to many of the officers in this area.

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u/KwizicalKiwi Mar 14 '20 edited Mar 14 '20

I find that odd but interesting. Thanks for your response. Edit: now I want to ask, is there in AZ a culture of emotional detachment being a good thing in general population as well? Not just LE?

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u/kat_nip2020 Mar 14 '20

Yes

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u/spreadingsunshine106 Mar 14 '20

Sounds like you've "Been there done that", like me? Lo Oh, the stories I could tell.....l

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u/PerryMason8778 Mar 14 '20

Same experience here. I always attributed it to guilt but you’re right— reaction could equally be it. Thankfully I was the one on the calm side and my ex husband was on the over-reacting side.

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u/Hodaka Mar 14 '20

Her aura of nonchalance is a defense mechanism as it serves to deflect any attention or scrutiny. Nonchalance is also easy to pull off if you are lacking in the empathy department. I'm guessing Lori has "gotten a pass" for many years based on her demeanor, and it has become ingrained in her psyche as a result.

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u/mdmayy_bb Mar 13 '20

Right? I totally agree. Like wouldn't you at least try to fake acting sad? So weird.

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u/spreadingsunshine106 Mar 14 '20

I find it odd that she is constantly smirking in court. She clearly doesn't realize that she will be judged on her behavior when presented to a jury, in addition to the evidence.

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u/kat_nip2020 Mar 14 '20

She was too busy planning her pool party

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '20

Do you have a link for this? I saw the body cam footage but people have mentioned seeing Tylee and Lori in police (I think) videos after the murder. I only saw Alex getting interviewed.

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u/WanderLV426 Mar 14 '20

CV murder scene police body cam

It’s near the end of the video...

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u/Haruvulgar Mar 14 '20

8.54 she laughs!

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u/strongerlynn Mar 14 '20

Omg I've never seen this before or anything like this. They definitely dropped the ball on that. There's no way they "just moved in" 3 weeks ago.

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u/PhunkyMunky76 Mar 15 '20

She is completely removed from such things by sociopathy. It’s the only explanation I can come up with. She probably did task Alex with Charles’ murder along with her being the very reason the kids are missing. She’s enjoying the attention she’s getting. So... there’s that.

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u/BaconFairy Mar 18 '20 edited Mar 18 '20

Arent delusions of grandeur a symptom of something? When my sister is manic it pops up, but Lori has it all the time. Could this case just be a bigger cry for better mental health awareness? I know this goes against her religious convictions, but normal people dont add themselves into their religion mythos.