Hello, everyone. Welcome back to Drop Dead Serious. I'm Ashley Banfield and it's day four of Lori Vallow's Arizona murder trial.

And today it got really personal. It didn't just get personal, though.

It got spiritual.

It got emotional.

And it got really uncomfortable.

Like I am talking about family chaos, like no Thanksgiving dinner table you've ever been at.

There were so many family members of Lori Vallow in this court today.

It was hard to keep them all straight because Lori had been married five times, so she has a lot of names.

But her first name was Cox.

And so her family's name is Cox.

And her siblings are all Cox's.

And Adam Cox walked into that courtroom today as a witness. The other Cox family

members were there for Adam, not for Lori. All the Cox family was sitting behind the prosecution, right? They were not there for Lori. They were not sitting

behind Lori's defense table. They were on the other side of the court. And if you've ever been in a

trial, and if you haven't, I recommend you go to one. They are fascinating. There is a bifurcation in the

room. There is the defense on one side. And usually all the supporters of the defendant are behind

the defense table. And usually there are family members for a defendant. I mean, after all, especially in a murder trial, that person might be locked up for life.

But not today.

Not for Lori.

On the other side of the courtroom, behind the prosecutors are usually the victims' family members and the people affected, the friends of the family.

And that is where Lori's family sat. All the Cox relatives sat behind the prosecutors, meaning we are not here for you, sis.

We are here to make sure you go down. And that's really what her brother, Adam Cox, was there for.

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