Ed Larson

Yeah, that was the big rebellion was TPing. Yeah. Now, when you're talking childhoods, Lori Vallow's is a special case in the pantheon of true crime. There are no stories of extreme childhood abuse like you'd get with other psychopaths, nor do you really see anything in her childhood behavior that would give any indication that she'd eventually do what she did.

In fact, the Cox family was wealthy when Lori was said to be a spoiled child who was given anything she wanted. The hitch in Lori's childhood, however, was that there was somewhat of a subconscious battle between her parents for who would be the bigger influence. But it must be said that both influences were absolutely fucking terrible.

In fact, the Cox family was wealthy when Lori was said to be a spoiled child who was given anything she wanted. The hitch in Lori's childhood, however, was that there was somewhat of a subconscious battle between her parents for who would be the bigger influence. But it must be said that both influences were absolutely fucking terrible.

In fact, the Cox family was wealthy when Lori was said to be a spoiled child who was given anything she wanted. The hitch in Lori's childhood, however, was that there was somewhat of a subconscious battle between her parents for who would be the bigger influence. But it must be said that both influences were absolutely fucking terrible.

Lori's mother, Janice, for example, was essentially a vapid trophy wife obsessed with being beautiful and staying thin. Totally surface-level stuff. And she attempted to shape Lori Vallow in that same image. See, Lori was somewhat of a chubby kid, so when she was in sixth grade, her mother put her on a strict diet so Lori could be put on the cheerleader track.

Lori's mother, Janice, for example, was essentially a vapid trophy wife obsessed with being beautiful and staying thin. Totally surface-level stuff. And she attempted to shape Lori Vallow in that same image. See, Lori was somewhat of a chubby kid, so when she was in sixth grade, her mother put her on a strict diet so Lori could be put on the cheerleader track.

Lori's mother, Janice, for example, was essentially a vapid trophy wife obsessed with being beautiful and staying thin. Totally surface-level stuff. And she attempted to shape Lori Vallow in that same image. See, Lori was somewhat of a chubby kid, so when she was in sixth grade, her mother put her on a strict diet so Lori could be put on the cheerleader track.

And when Janice Cox was the coach for Lori's childhood softball team, Janice would make fun of Lori's weight in front of the other girls. As such, by the time Lori was in high school, she had finally met her mother's expectations. She had indeed lost weight and she had indeed become a cheerleader. She kind of morphed herself into a sort of like friendly and popular Barbie doll type.

And when Janice Cox was the coach for Lori's childhood softball team, Janice would make fun of Lori's weight in front of the other girls. As such, by the time Lori was in high school, she had finally met her mother's expectations. She had indeed lost weight and she had indeed become a cheerleader. She kind of morphed herself into a sort of like friendly and popular Barbie doll type.

And when Janice Cox was the coach for Lori's childhood softball team, Janice would make fun of Lori's weight in front of the other girls. As such, by the time Lori was in high school, she had finally met her mother's expectations. She had indeed lost weight and she had indeed become a cheerleader. She kind of morphed herself into a sort of like friendly and popular Barbie doll type.

It's fucked up because softball is like the one sport fat people can play.

It's fucked up because softball is like the one sport fat people can play.

It's fucked up because softball is like the one sport fat people can play.

But it also must be noted that even though Laurie's family leaned more towards the secular in their lifestyle, Laurie was also a committed Mormon who attended LDS seminary classes every morning before school, drinking in the indoctrination at every opportunity. But by Lori's senior year, she had begun bleaching her hair blonde. Lori's not a natural, surprise, surprise.

But it also must be noted that even though Laurie's family leaned more towards the secular in their lifestyle, Laurie was also a committed Mormon who attended LDS seminary classes every morning before school, drinking in the indoctrination at every opportunity. But by Lori's senior year, she had begun bleaching her hair blonde. Lori's not a natural, surprise, surprise.

But it also must be noted that even though Laurie's family leaned more towards the secular in their lifestyle, Laurie was also a committed Mormon who attended LDS seminary classes every morning before school, drinking in the indoctrination at every opportunity. But by Lori's senior year, she had begun bleaching her hair blonde. Lori's not a natural, surprise, surprise.

She began wearing skimpy clothes. And soon enough, she'd taken a non-Mormon bad boy as her boyfriend. Oh, yeah. After graduating, Lori moved in with her high school sweetheart, and the two of them were married in Las Vegas by 1992. After less than a year, though, Lori was divorced following allegations that her husband abused her.

She began wearing skimpy clothes. And soon enough, she'd taken a non-Mormon bad boy as her boyfriend. Oh, yeah. After graduating, Lori moved in with her high school sweetheart, and the two of them were married in Las Vegas by 1992. After less than a year, though, Lori was divorced following allegations that her husband abused her.

She began wearing skimpy clothes. And soon enough, she'd taken a non-Mormon bad boy as her boyfriend. Oh, yeah. After graduating, Lori moved in with her high school sweetheart, and the two of them were married in Las Vegas by 1992. After less than a year, though, Lori was divorced following allegations that her husband abused her.

This made her high school beau the first of three divorces and five marriages that Lori would have over the course of her life.