This is continuing coverage of the case against Lori Vallow Daybell from the Hidden Killers podcast and True Crime Today.

What exactly is wrong with Lori Vallow Davell?

If you came here to find out, you're in the right spot.

I'm not a psychologist.

I'm not a doctor.

I can't diagnose her. Many others have,

though, and many others have speculated. And that's what we're going to be doing on this episode.

We are actually going to go through the clinical diagnosis of what the hell is going on in

the mind of Lori Valo-Dabelle as best as we can understand it. It's really hard to put yourself in a brain like that.

But we're going to do our best to kind of connect the dots from piece to piece.

And sometimes once you get a better idea of how that brain works, things make a little more sense.

In a situation where not a lot makes sense.

So let's dive into it, and I want to hear your comments in the comment section on our YouTube channel, if that's where you're watching this.

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So it's not every day. You hear someone calmly say,

Jesus knows that no one was murdered in this case at their own sentencing for the murders of their own children.

But that's what exactly took place when Lori Vallow Daybell was in court.

She stood in court looking serene, almost radiant, and delivered a closing monologue that sounded more like a spiritual TED talk than a statement from a convicted killer.

She talked about near-death experiences,

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