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In 2011, a Stoughton police chief wrote that William Farwell's past behavior was incompatible with police work. In 2017, the department hired him. Years later, William testified under immunity in the federal trial of his twin brother Matthew, a former detective accused of murdering Sandra Birchmore. That span of years is essential to understanding what went wrong around the young woman who entered a police youth program looking for a career in law enforcement.

Tony Brueski and retired FBI behavioral expert Robin Dreeke trace the difference between a troubling allegation and an institutional decision documented in records. Internal findings described misconduct involving Sandra and Stoughton officers associated with the Police Explorers program, including its former leader Robert Devine. Prosecutors argue Matthew's relationship with Sandra began while she was underage and became a hidden system of control. They point to messages and instructions to delete communications, along with allegations that Matthew demanded Sandra re-earn his trust after she told him about William.

On January 20, 2021, a worried friend contacted the department. Dispatcher James Fitton later testified that Matthew reacted with anger to the news of the call, told him not to discuss it, and sent a hostile text. Fitton said the handwritten note of the caller's report was discarded. Why was there no more effective response to the concern? The answer matters beyond one defendant.

Federal prosecutors accuse Matthew Farwell of killing Sandra and staging her death as a suicide to hide wrongdoing. His defense says the relationship was wrong but that he did not kill her. He has pleaded not guilty, and the jury must decide criminal responsibility.

This combined episode explores the family of decisions around the Farwell brothers: the mentoring program, hiring warnings, testimony about overlapping relationships, and a department response that deserves scrutiny. The most revealing questions begin before the alleged crime itself.

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It is easy to say a getaway car was never identified because the streets were too dark. It is much harder to prove what individual cameras could have seen on the night Nancy Guthrie disappeared. That gap is where Jennifer Coffindaffer’s field observations meet the forensic questions surrounding Nancy’s front porch.

Nancy was last seen at her Tucson home on the night of January 31, 2026. During the early morning hours of February 1, her doorbell camera disconnected at 1:47, its software detected activity at 2:12, and a phone application connected to her pacemaker lost contact at 2:28. Authorities believe she was taken against her will. The 2:28 timestamp establishes a device disconnection, not the exact time of an abduction.

Coffindaffer, a retired FBI agent, says she returned to the Catalina Foothills neighborhood after midnight to evaluate visibility for herself. She found more ambient light than she expected and points to streets and businesses that might have had surveillance coverage. Those are potential leads, not proof that footage exists or that investigators overlooked a car. Her own phone reportedly struggled to record what her eyes could see.

She has also raised questions about possible biological or contact evidence on Nancy’s porch: specifically, whether a mat and a torn clump of vegetation were properly preserved. The publicly reported record does not independently resolve those collection questions. Separately, a hair sample recovered from the house was sent through a Florida laboratory to the FBI. Testing described months later was inconclusive.

Tony Brueski, Jennifer Coffindaffer and former FBI behavioral specialist Robin Dreeke examine how darkness, surveillance limitations and evidence-handling records can shape an investigation. The standard is not whether an explanation sounds plausible. It is whether the records and tests actually support it. Nancy’s disappearance remains an open question.

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Eleven jurors were ready to find Lindsay Clancy not guilty by reason of insanity, and her lawyers now want the murder charges thrown out for good. Eric Faddis, a defense attorney and former prosecutor, is with me on the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, Matthew Farwell and Alex Murdaugh. Clancy's lawyers told Judge William Sullivan on November 2nd he should have questioned the lone holdout or seated an alternate instead of declaring a mistrial.

Matthew Farwell's closing arguments are Friday, November 6th. Prosecutors say the former Stoughton detective strangled Sandra Birchmore, and the lobby camera shows him walking in a minute after her 9:13 text and out at 9:43. Farwell's lawyers say the 2021 trooper saw no signs of a struggle.

Alex Murdaugh's four murder indictments come up November 13th. His lawyers argue the lead SLED agent misled the grand jury in July 2022 by describing Maggie's and Paul's blood on a shirt his own lab had tested and found no human blood on. Eric tells me who never sees another jury.

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Tylee Ryan, 16. JJ Vallow, 7. Tammy Daybell, 49. Charles Vallow, 62. This four-part docu-series tells the full story of the case that took their lives, and of the two people convicted in it.

Part 1 traces the separate lives of Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell before October 2018. Part 2 follows the beliefs witnesses say they shared, Charles Vallow's warnings, and his July 2019 shooting by Lori's brother, Alex Cox. Part 3 covers the disappearance of Lori's children in September 2019, Tammy Daybell's death that October, the couple's Hawaii wedding, and the June 2020 discovery on Chad's property. Part 4 follows the prosecutions: Lori's 2023 conviction and life sentence, Chad's 2024 conviction and death sentence, Lori's two 2025 Arizona convictions, and her pending appeal to the Idaho Supreme Court.

Tony Brueski builds each part on court testimony, filings and the public record. Watch or listen in order for the complete picture.

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In June 2025, a South Carolina judge threw out Michael Colucci's murder indictment after the lead SLED agent on the Alex Murdaugh case admitted he never wrote down what the victim's mother told him. The judge ruled the State had kept that from the jury. Eric Faddis, a defense attorney and former prosecutor, is with me on why that ruling matters to Alex.

Alex's lawyers argue his four murder indictments should be thrown out for the same reason. The same agent told a grand jury in July 2022 that Alex's shirt carried Maggie and Paul's blood, after the State's lab had already found no human blood on it.

In August 2021, he had told Alex that shotguns at the house were loaded like the gun that killed Paul. He swore to that before the grand jury, then called it a trick at trial and agreed it was not accurate.

The hearing is November 13, 2026, and the retrial is set for April 2027.

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Alex Murdaugh's lawyers say the grand jury that indicted him heard a lie from SLED's lead case agent, David Owen, and they want the indictments thrown out over it. Owen told the July 2022 grand jury an expert found blood spatter on Alex's T-shirt; SLED's own lab had already found no human blood on it. He testified he never saw the lab report until November 2022 and never meant to mislead. He'd told Alex and two grand juries shotguns at Moselle held the same shells found where Paul was killed. At trial he agreed that was "not accurate." About the interview: "I'm allowed to use trickery to elicit a response." The defense wants dismissal without prejudice, letting the State refile, because it says grand jurors indicted on a spatter claim SLED's own lab disproved. Alex denies killing Maggie and Paul and is presumed innocent. Judge Debra McCaslin takes it up November 13, 2026.

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Prosecutors haven't decided whether to try Lindsay Clancy for murder a second time, and eleven jurors in the first trial were ready to find her not guilty by reason of insanity. One juror held out, and Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial in September 2026. Clancy is charged in the deaths of her three children in Duxbury, Massachusetts, and is held at Tewksbury State Hospital while the charges stand.

On November 2nd, 2026, her lawyers asked Sullivan to dismiss the charges for good. They argue he should have questioned the holdout instead of ending the trial, and that a second trial would be double jeopardy. Sullivan hasn't ruled.

Eric Faddis, a defense attorney and former prosecutor, joins me to answer why a DA would want another murder trial here, and where Clancy goes if the charges disappear. Then we get to the six alternate jurors who sat through the entire trial, and how many Sullivan used.

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Matthew Farwell wasn’t the only Stoughton officer Chief Donna McNamara’s internal investigation found had an inappropriate relationship with Sandra Birchmore. It named his twin brother William and former deputy chief Robert Devine too, and Sandra joined the department’s youth program at 12. The state later barred Devine from police work, and William testified under immunity that he was with Sandra on duty. A trooper testified nobody recorded or took notes when police questioned Matthew Farwell after her death. McNamara’s lawsuit says the town manager retaliated against her for helping the FBI; he denies it, and both are on paid leave. Farwell’s lawyers say Sandra took her own life, and he didn’t testify. Closing arguments start Friday, November 6th, in federal court in Boston.

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Matthew Farwell is charged with killing a witness, which means prosecutors have to prove he killed Sandra Birchmore to keep her from going to federal authorities. His lawyers told the jury the only threat the government could point to was Sandra telling his wife, and his wife is not a federal law enforcement officer.

Eric Faddis, a defense attorney and former prosecutor, takes the prosecution's side on each of the defense's best arguments in the Farwell trial, with closings Friday, November 6th.

The former Stoughton detective is accused of strangling Sandra, 23 and pregnant, in her Canton apartment on February 1st, 2021, and staging it to look like she hanged herself. The defense says she took her own life after he left.

Eric also takes on the medical examiner who ruled suicide and then undetermined, and Farwell's twin brother William, who testified with immunity about his own relationship with Sandra. The state police lab never checked William's DNA against the strap it linked to Matthew.

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Prosecutors in the Matthew Farwell trial say Sandra Birchmore spent the evening of February 1st, 2021, searching for baby shower venues and children's furniture, and that she left no note. By 9:43 p.m., they say, she was dead and Farwell was walking out of her building on camera.

Eric Faddis, a defense attorney and former prosecutor, takes the five hardest facts in the government's case and argues each one the way Farwell's lawyers will have to in closing arguments on Friday, November 6th.

The government says the former Stoughton detective strangled Sandra, 23 and pregnant, and staged her death as a hanging. His defense says he came to tell her the baby wasn't his and that she took her own life after he was gone.

He told the judge November 4th he won't testify. And prosecutors say that about ninety minutes before he walked into her lobby, Sandra texted him asking him to buy the outfit the baby would wear home from the hospital.

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In 2027 Elizabeth Holmes trades a federal prison camp for a Texas halfway house outside Austin, where Billy Evans is raising her two kids and still has the power of attorney she signed. On camera in You Can See Everything, he says he can do anything, so long as he's doing it as Elizabeth.

Her father, Christian Holmes, tells Nathan Fielder the turning point in her life was easy to name: she was assaulted at 19 as a Stanford student. Holmes testified Sunny Balwani, about twice her age, told her that meeting him made her safe.

Billy takes over the eggs she's beating and finishes them. Holmes, sentenced to 11 years for wire fraud, tells Fielder she never once lied.

Invicta, her daughter, arrived months before she reported, and the name is Latin for unconquered. Her lawyers argued at sentencing that motherhood should keep her out. Tony and psychotherapist Shavaun Scott get into whether the kids are a shield or something more.

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Lori Vallow Daybell is serving life without parole in Idaho, plus two Arizona life sentences. Chad Daybell is on Idaho's death row. Part 4 of this docu-series covers how the cases moved through four courtrooms, and the appeal Lori has now taken to the Idaho Supreme Court.

In 2023, an Ada County jury convicted Lori of murdering her children, Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow, and of conspiring in the death of Tammy Daybell. In 2024, a separate jury convicted Chad of the same murders and sentenced him to death. In 2025, Maricopa County juries convicted Lori of conspiring to murder her husband Charles Vallow and of conspiring in the attempted murder of Brandon Boudreaux.

Tony Brueski covers the competency delays, the removal of Lori's first attorney over a conflict of interest, the speedy trial fight, the key testimony at each trial, the victim impact statements from Kay Woodcock, Colby Ryan and Tammy's family, and Lori's televised jail interview.

The part closes on Lori's appeal: the arguments about the lawyer she lost and her speedy trial right, the state's answers, and what a ruling could mean.

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Elizabeth Holmes started an 11-year sentence in a Texas prison camp on May 30, 2023, for defrauding Theranos investors, and she left behind a baby girl named Invicta. The name is Latin for undefeated.

She had William in 2021, before her fraud trial started. By the time Invicta arrived in early 2023, the founder with the deep voice and the black turtlenecks had become a soft-spoken young mom, and her lawyers argued the judge should keep a mother of two out of prison.

Billy Evans, the father of her two children, is raising them in Austin and keeping an AI stand-in for her going while she's inside.

Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott works through it with Tony. What does a name like that reveal about a woman about to surrender? Is having two babies during a federal case strategy or denial, is Billy her prop or her co-author, and what do children born into that spotlight inherit? Her halfway house date outside Austin lands in 2027.

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Lori Vallow Daybell's appeal reached the Idaho Supreme Court on November 2nd, and Justice Cynthia Meyer asked the question that reframed everything: if the court sides with Lori, does the death penalty come back? Her lawyer Craig Durham said the state has strong arguments against reviving the notice — but Lori is willing to find out. Her best argument is that a judge took away Mark Means, the lawyer she picked, in December 2021. Chad Daybell paid Means. And on a jail call, Chad told Lori the shared lawyer worked "unless we turn on each other." The justices handed that line right back to Durham. If Lori wins, Idaho starts over on the murders of JJ, Tylee and Tammy Daybell. Arizona's two life sentences for conspiring to kill Charles Vallow and Brandon Boudreaux still stand.

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In Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything, Billy Evans keeps stepping into the frame. Fielder lived in her house for the 34 days before prison, and Evans, who fathered both of her children, is the one the internet keeps arguing about.

He holds her power of attorney and posts as her on X. He put her on billboards and runs an AI copy of her while she's away. According to Billy, Elizabeth says everything she does for as long as she lives is building monuments of love to him.

Tony's read: the mixing bowl is the window into all of it. She started the eggs, he took the bowl and finished them without a word, and he talks over her whenever the crew is rolling.

He asks psychotherapist Shavaun Scott what kind of man from a wealthy family seeks out a universally hated figure to rescue and manage, and whether that bond is a powder keg once the attention fades.

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Dr. Thomas Andrew, the pathologist who closed out Matthew Farwell’s defense, said on November 4th that the findings from Sandra Birchmore’s autopsy favor suicide. Under cross-examination he said he’d first seen the strap from her neck in person that same day, and he had a word for what seeing it changed. That morning, digital forensics examiner Daniel Loper testified that the investigators who had Sandra’s MacBook in 2021 turned it on and connected it to a network. He told jurors Sandra typed her suicide ribbon search herself, against the prosecution expert’s autocomplete testimony. On cross, prosecutor Brian Fogerty raised a search on Farwell’s phone, five days after Sandra was found, about whether Cellebrite can recover deleted iMessages. He also pointed to texts Farwell sent telling Sandra to clear out their messages, which are on her phone and not on his. Farwell declined to testify, and closings are Friday, November 6th.

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Elizabeth Holmes, convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy over Theranos and sentenced to 11 years, told Nathan Fielder's camera she has never lied in her life. Fielder spent her final 34 days of freedom under her roof for You Can See Everything, and he didn't let the claim go unchallenged.

She reported to a federal prison camp in Texas on May 30, 2023. In the weeks before that, Tony sees her on camera casting herself as the one who got wronged.

Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott takes Tony's question head-on: how does a person hold an 11-year sentence and a belief that she did nothing wrong in the same head without coming apart? He asks whether Silicon Valley built her a padded room, with billionaire investors validating every claim.

Shavaun gets into why shame and panic don't seem to register on her, and the tells a therapist watches for when a person loses her grip on the story.

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Elizabeth Holmes testified that Sunny Balwani, the former president of Theranos and twice her age, assured her that since she'd met him, she was safe. She was 19, and what she went through at Stanford that year is part of why she left, she testified. Her father tells Nathan Fielder in You Can See Everything it's where her life turned.

Holmes testified Balwani also had control over what she ate and over visits with her family, which he denies.

Billy Evans, her partner, has power of attorney, meaning he acts for her in legal matters. He posts from her X account, and on camera says that as Elizabeth he's able to do anything. Fielder films him taking a bowl of eggs away from her to finish them himself.

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Lindsay Clancy and Lori Vallow Daybell were both in court on November 2nd with their futures on the line. In Massachusetts, prosecutors confirmed Clancy will be retried but refused to name the charge after eleven jurors voted insanity. The holdout juror had a phone in the jury room and his questionnaire is sealed. Sullivan took him at his word when the foreperson's notes said otherwise. In Idaho, the Supreme Court heard argument on whether a judge violated Lori's right to her own lawyer when he removed Mark Means while she was in a state hospital. Lori's attorney admits Means filed the wrong motion at the hearing where he was removed. That forces the appeal through the highest standard in the law. Her lawyer says she's going forward knowing the death penalty could return. Motta and Dreeke on both cases and what each court got wrong.

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In September 2019, Tylee Ryan, 16, and JJ Vallow, 7, vanished from their mother's apartment in Rexburg, Idaho. Their mother, Lori Vallow, never reported them missing. Their remains were found nine months later on the property of her new husband, Chad Daybell.

Part 3 of this docu-series traces the timeline. Prosecutors said phone data placed Lori's brother, Alex Cox, on the Daybell property the mornings after each child was last seen. Lori told JJ's school, his babysitter, her friends and the police four different stories. In October, a shot was fired at Brandon Boudreaux, her niece's former husband, in Arizona, and Chad's wife Tammy reported a masked figure with a rifle in their Idaho driveway. Tammy died on October 19, 2019. Chad married Lori in Hawaii on November 5.

Tony Brueski covers the welfare check, the couple's move to Kauai, Tammy's exhumation, Alex Cox's death in December, the police declaring the children missing and endangered, Lori's arrest in February 2020, the June 9 search, and the May 2021 indictment charging both Lori and Chad with murder.

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Lori Vallow Daybell is serving three life sentences for the murders of JJ and Tylee and the conspiracy to kill Tammy Daybell. On November 2nd, her lawyer asked the Idaho Supreme Court to throw all of it out because a judge took away her lawyer in 2021. Mark Means was removed in a hearing held in Chad Daybell's case while Lori was in a state hospital. The judge cited a conflict — Chad was paying Means and Means had told a court he represented both Daybells. Chad later said under oath that Means was never his lawyer, but a jail call between the Daybells says otherwise. Lori's appeal admits Means filed the wrong motion at the removal hearing. Her appellate lawyer told the court she knows a win could bring back the death penalty. Bob Motta on whether the Idaho Supreme Court takes this seriously.

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Why does Lindsay Clancy’s defense want the holdout juror’s phone records? At the November 2nd hearing, Kevin Reddington argued the phone could show the man researched the case, which the defense says would have given Judge Sullivan a lawful reason to replace him and avoid the mistrial. That matters because a mistrial over the defense’s objection only allows a retrial when there was no reasonable alternative. Prosecutor Jennifer Sprague told Sullivan he looked those jurors in the eyes and credited their answers. The holdout’s attorney said every juror was allowed to keep a phone. A fellow juror says he scrolled while others tried to talk to him. If the charges are thrown out, Lindsay Clancy can’t be tried again for the deaths of her three children. I walk through both sides and what’s next on November 16th.

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Patrick Clancy's civil suit against Lindsay's doctors depends on proving she told them she was having thoughts of hurting her children. His lawyer said she'll testify to exactly that. Kevin Reddington says she never said it, she hasn't agreed to testify, and Patrick's attorney has no authority to promise her testimony. The doctors' defense is simple: Massachusetts law shields providers unless the patient told them, and they say she didn't. Patrick's suit needs the answer to be yes. Lindsay's own malpractice case against the same providers doesn't need it at all. If Lindsay says under oath that she warned her doctors, prosecutors can play that for the next jury. A woman who raised the alarm reads differently than a woman taken by surprise. Patrick didn't appear at his own hearing. Motta and Dreeke on why two cases may come down to one sentence.

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Matthew Farwell’s defense called Dr. Angi Christensen on November 3rd, the forensic anthropologist the FBI asked to examine Sandra Birchmore’s broken hyoid. The answer to why sits in two of her sentences: there is no established force that breaks that bone, and hangings have broken it in children as young as two. What the prosecution got from her is the rest of the day. On cross she agreed Sandra’s bone hadn’t fused, that an unfused hyoid is harder to break, and that strangulation is the most common cause of a fracture like it. The day opened with a defense DNA expert who said the strap around Sandra’s neck went into a plastic bag crumpled in a ball and that the state lab’s four-person mixture should never have been interpreted. Prosecutors answered with the lab’s accreditation and the math. Farwell has to decide by November 4th whether he testifies.

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Lindsay Clancy will be tried again. That's what prosecutors told Judge Sullivan on November 2nd. When Sullivan asked what the charge would look like, Jennifer Sprague said it depends on how the court rules. Kevin Reddington asked why the state can't name a charge after eleven jurors voted for acquittal by reason of insanity. In the same hearing, Reddington requested that Sullivan stay on for the second trial, despite having just argued that Sullivan mishandled the first. Sullivan turns 70 in June. Prosecutors filed to gag Reddington from discussing the case publicly. The holdout juror went public before the hearing, telling a TV interviewer he was sure Lindsay was methodical. The holdout's lawyer says her client is the only juror being targeted and that no juror in Massachusetts should have to worry about investigation for a dissenting vote. Motta and Dreeke on all of it.

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The foreperson on Lindsay Clancy's jury wrote Judge Sullivan twice during deliberations. She told him a juror acknowledged doubt but refused to apply it as the law required. Sullivan brought the jurors to the bench, asked if they could follow the law, and believed the holdout's answer. He never questioned the foreperson separately. The next day, the jury was 11-1 for acquittal and Sullivan declared a mistrial. Kevin Reddington has alleged the holdout had a phone in the jury room, was searching terms from the psychiatric testimony, and lied about his criminal history on his sealed jury questionnaire. Sullivan has denied every defense request to investigate. Bob Motta and Robin Dreeke break down whether Sullivan had an obligation to do more when his foreperson was asking for help, and what it means for Lindsay's retrial.

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Farwell demanded Sandra Birchmore re-earn his trust. Clancy's husband's lawyer told a judge Lindsay would testify she warned her providers. Tennessee said it followed protocol while Christa Pike woke up on a ventilator. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke cover all three. Prosecutors allege Farwell ran Sandra's name through police databases, ordered her to delete texts, and told her to call him her brother. DNA excluded him as the father of Sandra's baby. Two Clancy civil lawsuits filed two days apart against many of the same doctors contradict each other on what the providers knew. Tennessee's corrections commissioner resigned after Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital. The governor paused executions through his remaining term. Farwell has pleaded not guilty.

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On July 11, 2019, Charles Vallow was shot twice in a Chandler, Arizona rental house by his brother-in-law, Alex Cox. Cox claimed self-defense and was never charged before his own death that December. Six years later, an Arizona jury convicted Lori Vallow Daybell of conspiring to murder her husband.

Part 2 of this docu-series lays out how it got there. Lori met author Chad Daybell on October 26, 2018, the date prosecutors say the conspiracy began. Over the following months, witnesses testified, Chad and Lori taught friends to rate people as light or dark and to see some as zombies whose bodies had been taken over. Charles, they said, was one of them.

Charles warned police, filed for divorce, named his fears to a lawyer, and moved his life insurance to his sister, Kay Woodcock. He emailed Tammy Daybell about the affair. In July, he moved back in with Lori to try to save the marriage, and planned an intervention with Lori's brother Adam.

Tony Brueski covers the shooting, the phone records, the 43 minutes before the 911 call, the texts that followed, and the death percentages Chad sent about Tammy and JJ. Part 2 ends with the family moving to Rexburg, Idaho.

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The same person who reviewed Tennessee's execution procedures in 2022 is now reviewing Christa Pike's failed execution. The state ignored his recommendations then. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke examine whether anything changes this time. Corrections Commissioner Frank Strada resigned after Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital on September 30th. Strada oversaw failed executions in Arizona before Lee brought him to Tennessee. Pike is dictating a statement from the infirmary because she cannot write. She says the pain hasn't stopped. Lee paused executions through his remaining term. The review carries no public deadline. Lee leaves office in January. Pike's lawyers argue a second attempt is unconstitutional. Colleen Slemmer's family has no resolution.

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