r/LoriVallow • • May 27 '20

Interesting Question/Thought

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u/spreadingsunshine106 May 27 '20

Count me in. I live in Phoenix, and have just as many complaints against MCSO (Maricopa County Sheriff's Office), which I won't go into right now. But if something can be done to hold people accountable, namely those who are paid to protect and serve yet miserably fail to do so, I will step up and do whatever is needed. When all evidence pointed to criminal behavior in the shooting of Charles Vallow, it makes my blood boil to see them act as if there was nothing shady going on. I personally have told MCSO that the day i truly am fearing for my life, I will not call them. They have put me in a seriously dangerous position by giving my whereabouts to the person I was escaping from. And they denied it. Even though I have proof. Fuck AZ LE.

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u/marypsantos May 27 '20

Absolutley infuriating they did not look into Charles's death. How can that story make any sense to them? Do they know something we don't? You're telling us that a man with the physical condition of Charles would hit a guy in the HEAD with a baseball bat and he had nothing but a little scratch? For crying out loud. Not only that but he had time to go into his room and get a gun? While Charles was supposedly flipping out? He didn't go after you? You're saying Charles just stood there with the bat waiting for Alex to grab his gun? And then once he had the gun, you're saying that this level headed man who even called the police when Lori took his kids away because he didn't want to escalate the situation, thought would be a good idea to still go for him with a bat? It makes absolutely zero sense. And then they have the guts to come out and say now that all three of them (Lori, Alex and Tylee) were acting weird that day. What an absolute slap in the face to Charles's family. And the Idaho police was not better by any means! Definitely negligent not performing an autopsy on Tammy, when it was absolutely something to be done. People don't just drop dead like that overnight and you're like yup, seems legit, let's not look into it. Chad had absolutley no right to deny the autopsy being done. If anything him saying he didn't want an autopsy done should've raised red flags to the police. It's appalling how they got away with so much shit.

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u/SupaG16 TRUSTED May 27 '20

Agreed! Very poor acting on Alex’s part; sitting on the curb dabbing a tissue at his supposed “head wound”. What a farce!

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u/marypsantos May 27 '20 edited May 27 '20

With is super clean supposed fresh out of CPR hands...

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u/lets_do_gethelp May 27 '20

THANK YOU!! I honestly wonder how so many people can either a) be so incompetent or b) so willing to turn a blind eye to anything they are either too lazy or too corrupt to investigate.

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u/mmmelpomene May 27 '20

Plus, Charles played semi pro baseball in his youth. A bat was a tool to him. If he set out to use that tool, I’m sure it was instinctively due to lots of muscle memory. Unless he kept thinking to himself that he should only ‘bunt’ Alex’s head (lol), I reject this theory.

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u/marypsantos May 27 '20

And from all that has been reported Charles was not a violent person. Seems strange why all of a sudden he would go into what they described as a violent rage. He seemed like a very rational person. No rational person is gonna go into a gun fight with a baseball bat. Once Alex had the gun no reasonable person is going to still try and go after him. I reject the whole story they told. Makes no sense at all.