Lori Vallow trial: Full audio of testimonies from Melanie Gibb, Chandler detective (April 13)
On April 13, a former best friend of Lori Vallow, along with a detective with Chandler Police, took the stand in Vallow's murder trial. During her testimony, Melanie Gibb described how Vallow's religious beliefs eventually led to her future husband, Chad Daybell. Vallow is accused of murdering her two children after moving them from Arizona to Rexbug, ID. Trial proceedings on April 12 were shortened, after one of the lead prosecutors had a death in the family.
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