Former special agent with the FBI, Doug Hart, was back on the stand Monday in the murder trial of Lori Vallow, detailing more about the texts between her and Chad Daybell and the importance of 'death percentages.' FOX13
A former special agent with the FBI was back on the stand Monday in the murder trial ofbegan his testimony on May 5Lori Vallow is accused of killing her two children, J.J. Vallow and Tylee Ryan. She is also accused of conspiring to kill her husband's wife of nearly 30 years, Tammy Daybell.
The jury heard dozens of texts between Lori and Chad Daybell, her husband and alleged co-conspirator. This was several months before Lori's fourth husband Charles Vallow was shot and killed and nearly a year before Chad's wife Tammy died. Hart said the closer the number was to zero or a hundred, the closer the person mentioned was to death.
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