Lori Vallow makes a shocking request before trial after she and Chad Daybell were convicted of killing their children

The convicted children’s murderer Lori Vallow asked a judge to prevent the court from transmitting his next trial for murder in Arizona on March 31.

Vallow, 51, also known as ‘Mom de Culto del Doomsday’, received multiple perpetual chains without the possibility of probation in July 2023 for killing two of his children, Tylee Ryan, 16, and Joshua ‘JJ’ Vallow, 7, and conspiring to kill her husband’s ex -wife, Tammy Daybell.

Her husband, Chad Daybell, was sentenced to death for the triple murder in June 2024.

The dishonored mother, who represents herself, presented an objection last month in the Superior Court of Maricopa Count Husband, Charles Vallow.

She has also been accused of attempted murder of her niece’s ex -husband, Brandon Boudreaux. Vallow will be judged separately for the case involving Boudreaux.

‘Court TV should be ashamed of his own nature and application, since his only objective is not to bring news or real facts of people, but that his goal is to entertain the public with the tragedies of the very true life that happen in the life of real people, ‘she wrote in judicial documents, obtained by Fox News Digital.

Vallow also said that the transmission network is using her and Daybell’s images in commercials, which leads the couple to “falsely characterized, s defamed and slandered ‘.

It is not clear if Court TV plans to comply with your application. Dailymail.com contacted the network to comment.

She was accused of conspiracy charges to commit a murder in 2021. Vallow was extradited to Arizona in November 2023 and declared himself innocent of those positions.

Lori Vallow’s condemned children’s murderer (in the photo in 2023), 51, has asked a judge to keep the court television out of his next judgment on March 31

Vallow, also known as ‘Doomsday Cult Mom’, received multiple perpetual chains without the possibility of probation in July 2023 for killing two of his children, Tylee Ryan, 16, and Joshua ‘JJ’ Vallow, 7 (in the photo together)

She was also convicted of conspiring to kill her husband’s ex -wife, Tammy Daybell (in the photo).

Supposedly, Charles was shot by Vallow’s brother, Alex Cox, in 2019 in what was said to be his own defense. Months later, Cox died of an apparent blood clot.

The prosecutors then alleged that the brothers worked together to kill Boudreaux as part of the cult murders that Vallow began.

Andrew Stoltmann, a Chicago lawyer, told the outlet that Vallow’s decision to represent herself gives her a “tremendous amount of control over the case”, especially because “he has little to lose, since he has already been sentenced to Perpetual chain in Idaho.

“It is possible that I intend to turn this case into a three -rings circus, and the best way to do it is to represent itself,” added Stoltmann.

The bodies of Tylee and JJ were found in Daybell’s property in Fremont County, Idaho, in June 2020.

Police said they believe the bodies were buried by Daybell at some point between September 2019 and June 2020.

Tammy died in 2019, only weeks before Chad and Lori Vallow’s wedding.

Although initially it was believed that his death was due to natural causes, his body was exhumed and after an autopsy, it was determined that he had been suffocated until death.

Her husband, Chad Daybell (in the photo) was sentenced to death for the triple murder in June 2024

The bodies of Tylee and JJ were found in Daybell’s property in Fremont County (in the photo), Idaho in June 2020

Daybell and Vallow were accused in 2021 for first degree murder positions, conspiracy to commit a first degree murder and a great robbery for deception in the death of children.

The couple was slapped with a handful of additional positions related to the death of Tammy.

During his trial, Daybell was accused of elaborating an alternative reality to be able to fulfill “his desire for sex, money and power.”

“When he had the opportunity for what he considered his legitimate destiny, he assured that no person and no law stands on his way,” said prosecutor Rob Wood.

The prosecutors, who called 67 witnesses throughout the trial, said the couple justified the three murders by creating a detailed and apocalyptic belief system, part of a scheme elaborated to eliminate any obstacle to their relationship and obtain money from the benefits of survivors and life insurance.

Before his crimes, Vallow was described by friends and family as a affectionate mother.

He was a former contestant at Wheel of Fortune, where he won the impressive $ 17,500 in 2004. That same year, he competed in the beauty contest of Mrs. Texas, where he spoke of being a good wife and mother, although he described himself sinisterly to himself same as ‘ticking time bulb’.

She has been married five times, and has two biological children, Colby and Tylee, and an adoptive son, JJ, all of whom raised within the Sud Church, also known as mormonism.

Police said they believe the bodies were buried by Daybell at some point between September 2019 and June 2020 (in the photo: JJ and Tylee)

Vallow’s decline to religious Zealotry was fed by his third marriage to Tylee’s father, Joseph Ryan. She states that after discovering that she had been sexually abusing her children, she told a bishop that she was going to “kill” her husband or devote himself to “temple.”

In 2017, according to the reports, she began reading a series of books by the author of Doomsday Chad Daybell, which led her to look for the Father of five at a religious conference in 2018.

His heartbreaking Declive was detailed in the sins of Netflix docuseries, “which included audio fragments from his strange podcast,” Feel the Fire “.

He became obsessed with theories about the imminent apocalypse and the second coming of Christ, and a friend said in the docuseries that he even threatened to expel his family from a cliff to avoid imminent disaster.

Shortly after meeting Vallow, Daybell joined an episode of his podcast, which would routinely defend beliefs about the imminent apocalypse.

Both Vallow and Daybell were convinced that Christ’s second coming was imminent and only 144,000 people could be saved.

They also believed that people could be qualified according to their ‘light or dark energy, which leads them to promise to’ free ‘the evil spirits of these’ zombies’.

Vallow supposedly saw her own children as “dark”, and those who knew her, according to reports, saw her refer to young people as “zombies.”