Mother Allegedly Thought Her Missing Children Were Zombies
Mother Allegedly Thought Her Missing Children Were Zombies
Lori Vallow thought her kids were zombies, according to newly filed documents brought to court by her niece’s ex-husband. Joshua Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17, haven’t been seen since September 2019. He also claimed his ex knows where the children are.Brandon Boudreaux is involved in a child custody case with his ex, Melanie Boudreaux Pawlowski, Lori’s niece, and presented the “zombie” statement during a hearing in that case. It includes an alleged conversation Pawlowski’s current husband had with his attorneys after meeting with law enforcement, and indicates Melani told him she was “concerned about Joshua and Tylee because Vallow and her fifth husband, Chad Daybell, believed their children had been possessed and had become zombies.” Zombies are described in the court documents as “human bodies that have had their original spirits forced from them and have been possessed by either a demon, a disembodied spirit or a worm or slug.”Daybell is an author who writes about religious doomsday prophecies. He and Lori are part of a “cult-like religion” which believes in possession, zombies, teleportation, and dark and light portals. Pawlowski allegedly told her husband that she “learned about some of these beliefs from a temple” and from the couple.Both Daybell and Vallow were already married to other people when they first met. But Lori Vallow’s brother shot and killed her husband, Charles, in July. Then, Chad Daybell’s wife died suddenly in her sleep in October.
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