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Has anyone else dug into the bizarre timeline of Lori's actions right after the shooting? I just can't wrap my head around why she would take Charles's rental vehicle and phone, and then head to places like Burger King and Walgreens before even thinking of calling 911. It boggles the mind! I mean, if my loved one were involved in something so traumatic, I can't imagine just going out like it's a regular day. It feels so cold and calculated. My heart goes out to Charles's family, especially J.J., losing a parent in such a devastating way. It's distressing to think about what that poor kid had to witness and endure during all this chaos. Every layer of this case just reveals more unsettling details, and I can't help but wonder what else will come to light as the investigation continues.
Has anyone else noticed the strange timeline involved in Charles Vallow's case? The fact that Alex Cox waited so long before calling 911 is really puzzling. If it was truly self-defense, wouldn't any rational person call for help immediately? It’s infuriating to think about the precious minutes that were wasted when Charles could have been receiving medical assistance. I can’t imagine how his family must feel knowing there might have been a chance, however small, to save him. Plus, the casual activities Lori engaged in right after the incident, like going to a fast-food joint, don’t really fit the narrative of a person who just witnessed a traumatic, life-or-death situation. Something seems really off here. What are your thoughts?
Hey everyone, I’ve been following the tragic case of Charles Vallow's murder and something that puzzles me is Lori Vallow’s actions immediately after the incident.
It's beyond unsettling that she went to a Burger King and a Walgreens before returning home. I mean, how does someone do something like that after witnessing such a violence? It gives me chills to think about it. Was she trying to establish an alibi? Or was it just an attempt to act normally to avoid raising suspicion? It’s hard to fathom her state of mind at that time.
My thoughts are with Charles's family, who not only lost a loved one but are also dealing with the aftermath of such bizarre and senseless events. Who knew what Lori and her brother were capable of, and it’s devastating to see the impact on the people left behind.
What do you all think about her actions post-shooting? Would love to hear your insights.