Lori Vallow Daybell

Self-defense is not a crime. A family tragedy is not a crime.

Self-defense is not a crime. A family tragedy is not a crime.

Charles was coming with me to that and yelling at me to give him his phone.

Charles was coming with me to that and yelling at me to give him his phone.

I didn't see the shot. I heard it, and then I came back around, and I saw that he was on the ground.

I didn't see the shot. I heard it, and then I came back around, and I saw that he was on the ground.

What did you say that made me say that I was already there?

What did you say that made me say that I was already there?

I already know what?

I already know what?

That would have been nice, but that wasn't the point. How did I know you were coming to give me a death notification? Can't reject a speculation.

That would have been nice, but that wasn't the point. How did I know you were coming to give me a death notification? Can't reject a speculation.

Do you have a degree in psychology?

Do you have a degree in psychology?

Do you know what a person should act like if they're in a stressful situation?

Do you know what a person should act like if they're in a stressful situation?

Okay. And it would have been non-emotional if I was trying to be calm for my daughter? I'm going to object to speculation.

Okay. And it would have been non-emotional if I was trying to be calm for my daughter? I'm going to object to speculation.

Were you being calm? I believe so. Were the other detectives being calm?

Were you being calm? I believe so. Were the other detectives being calm?