Hi everyone. I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead serious. It is the end of the Lori

Vallow saga. God, it's been long. I don't know about you. I thought about it the other day,

more than half a decade. So that's a long time.

This was a case that stunned the country. Lori Vallow left a trail of death and delusion and destruction

and pain and suffering, and I could go on. But in a Phoenix courtroom, Lori Vallow, the so-called

doomsday mom, faced judgment once again. After all the murders and all the trials and all

the lies dressed up as prophecy, this was Lori Vallow's final reckoning. And this time, this time, because it's

sometimes hard to follow, it was for the murder of Charles Vallow. Husband number four,

but it wasn't just for that. It was also for an attempted murder of Brandon Boudreau. Follow the bouncing ball here.

Brandon Boudreau was Lori's niece's ex-husband. They were divorcing, wasn't going well. So

Lori, naturally, to do her niece a solid, tried to take out Brandon Boudreau. And he would be one of the victims in her trail

of destruction were it not for just a really bad aim because the bullets missed. Let me tell you

what happened in the Phoenix courtroom was, well, it's one for the books, pretty unforgettable.

I'm not going to lie. She didn't just get sentenced. Lori Vello got torched,

torched by the families and the survivors and a judge who said that it would take,

literally said it would take an act of God for her to ever go free. Thank you. Thank you, Judge. Someone had to say it. Somebody with

the authority to say so, and he did. And when that judge finally handed down his sentence,

Tammy Daybell's aunt let loose. She just let loose in open court, and she yelled from the gallery, wrought in prison,

Lori. And Lori? Apparently, Lori didn't get the memo. Just wait until you hear the classy

move that Lori Vallow pulled. It's something that will live on in infamy, something that

you're probably going to see in those clip shows that highlight disorder in the court. Yeah,

was that bad. And I've got that for you, plus how everything came crashing down one statement

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