Autopsy Reveals Details in Lori Vallow Daybell Murder Trial | JQJO

A medical examiner testified in the trial of Lori Vallow Daybell, accused of killing her husband Charles Vallow. The examiner stated that Charles Vallow was likely lying on the floor when he received a second gunshot wound, indicated by a "shored" exit wound. The examiner also noted abrasions on Vallow's knees consistent with a fall after being shot. Vallow Daybell, representing herself, questioned the examiner about the possibility of the abrasions occurring during a struggle, but the examiner clarified that the shored wound indicated contact with a firm surface. Police testimony described Vallow Daybell as unemotional and nonchalant at the scene. Daybell was previously convicted of killing her two children and is also charged with conspiracy to kill another individual.