Convicted child murderer Lori Vallow asked a judge to block the court TV to stream her upcoming murder process in Arizona on 31 March.
Vallow, 51, also known as 'Doomsday Cult Mom', had no more lifelong sentences in July 2023 for the murder of two of her children, Tylee Ryan, 16, and Joshua 'JJ' Vallow, 7 and dead the former woman From her husband, Tammy Daybell.
Her husband, Chad Daybell, was sentenced to death for the triple murder in June 2024.
The Cash -on Mother, who represents herself, submitted an objection last month in the Superior Court of Maricopa County and stated that the court of the court should be ashamed of asking to stream her hearing related to alleged murder of her fourth Husband, Charles Vallow.
She is also accused of attempted murder of her niece's ex-husband, Brandon Boudreaux. Vallow will be tried separately for the case with Boudreaux.
'Court TV must be ashamed of its nature and request, because the only goal is not to bring people really news or facts, but instead the goal is to entertain the audience with the very true lifelong tragedies that take place in the Life of real people, “she wrote in judicial documents obtained by Fox News Digital.
Vallow also claimed that the broadcast network uses Haar and Daybell's images in commercials, making the pair 'falsely characterized, defamation and defamation'.
It is unclear whether the TV of the court intends to comply with its request. Dailymail.com contacted the Network for Comment.
She was charged with accusation of conspiracy to commit murder in 2021. Vallow was extradited to Arizona in November 2023 and did not owe those charges.
Convicted child murderer Lori Vallow (depicted in 2023), 51, has asked a judge to keep the court -TV out of her coming trial on March 31
Vallow, also known as 'Doomsday Cult Mom', did not get any chance in July 2023 for suspended release for killing two of her children, Tylee Ryan, 16, and Joshua 'JJ' Vallow, 7 (depicted together)
She was also convicted of conspiracy to kill the former wife of her husband, Tammy Daybell (photo).
Charles is said to have been shot in 2019 by Vallow's brother, Alex Cox, in what it was said that self -defense was. Months later Cox died of a clear blood clot.
Public Prosecutors then claimed that the brothers and sisters worked together to kill Boudreaux as part of cult-like murders that Vallow initiated.
Andrew Stoltmann, a Chicago lawyer, told the exhaust valve that Vallow's decision to represent herself gives her a 'enormous amount of control over the case', especially because 'she has little to lose because she has already been convicted of life in prison in prison Idaho in Idaho. '
“She may intend to turn this case into a three-ring circus, and the best way to do that is to represent herself,” Stoltmann added.
The bodies of Tylee and JJ were found on the ownership of Daybell in Fremont County, Idaho in June 2020.
The police said they believe that the bodies were buried by Daybell somewhere between September 2019 and June 2020.
Tammy died in 2019, just a few weeks before the wedding of Chad and Lori Vallow.
Although her death was initially supposed to be due to natural causes, her corpse was later dug up and after an autopsy it was determined that she had been stitched dead.
Her husband, Chad Daybell (photo) was sentenced to death for the triple murder in June 2024
The bodies of Tylee and JJ were found on the ownership of Daybell in Fremont County (photo), Idaho in June 2020
Daybell and Vallow were charged in 2021 for accusations of murder in the first degree, conspiracy to commit murder in the first degree and great theft due to deceit in the death of the children.
The couple was beaten with a handful of extra costs with regard to the death of Tammy.
During his trial, Daybell was accused of making an alternative reality so that he could fulfill 'his desire for sex, money and power'.
“When he got a chance at what he considered his rightful destination, he made sure that no one and no law would stand in the way of him,” said the judiciary Rob Wood.
Prosecutors who called 67 witnesses during the process said that the couple justified the three murders by creating a detailed and apocalyptic religious system, part of an extensive schedule to eliminate any obstacles for their relationship and obtain money through surviving benefits and life insurance.
For her crimes, Vallow was described by friends and relatives as a loving mother.
She was a former participant in Wheel of Fortune, where she won an impressive $ 17,500 in 2004. In the same year she participated in Mrs. Texas' beauty match, where she spoke about a good woman and mother – although he ominated herself in an ominous way as a 'Ticking Timebomb'.
She is married five times and has two biological children, Colby and Tylee, and an adopted son, JJ, who all raised in the LDS church – also known as Mormonism.
The police said they believe that the bodies were buried by Daybell somewhere between September 2019 and June 2020. (Shown: JJ and Tylee)
Vallow's descent to religious zealing was fed by her third marriage to Tylee's father, Joseph Ryan. She claims that, after he discovered that he had sexually abused her children, she told a bishop that she was going to 'kill' her husband or devote herself to 'the temple'.
In 2017 she reportedly started reading a series of books by the Doomsday author Chad Daybell, making her five five looking at a religious conference in 2018.
Her moving deterioration was detailed in the Netflix documents 'sins of our mother', including audio fragments of her bizarre podcast, 'Feel the Fire'.
She became obsessed with theories about the approaching Apocalypse and the second coming of Christ, and a friend said in the docuseries that she even threatened to expel her family from a cliff to save them from the threatening disaster.
Shortly after meeting Vallow, Daybell joined an episode of her podcast, which would embrace routinely beliefs about the approaching Apocalypse.
Both Vallow and Daybell were convinced that the second arrival of Christ was imminent and only 144,000 people could be saved.
They also believed that people could be assessed on the basis of their 'light or dark' energy, so that they promised to 'get rid of evil spirits of these' zombies'.
Vallow would have seen her own children as 'dark' and those who knew her reportedly saw her as 'zombies'.
