Missing kids?

[CCTAU]

Or are they?

There are some strange ass people in this world. Where are this lady's kids?

Mom of missing Idaho kids arrested in Hawaii, held on $5 million bail
JUSTIN DOOM and ELLA TORRES
ABC NewsFebruary 21, 2020, 1:53 PM EST





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Lori Vallow, the 46-year-old woman wanted by authorities in Idaho in connection to the September disappearance of her two children, was arrested in Hawaii on Thursday.
Vallow, under investigation by the Rexburg Police Department, was arrested by the Kaua'i Police Department on a warrant issued by Madison County, Idaho.
She's facing multiple charges, including two felony counts of desertion and nonsupport of dependent children, police said in a statement. Her bail has been set at $5 million.
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Her children, 17-year-old Tylee Ryan and her 7-year-old adopted son Joshua "JJ" Vallow, have been missing since September, according to police. Her arrest comes about four weeks after she failed to comply with a court order to produce them in Madison County on Jan. 30.
Vallow is scheduled to attend a court hearing in Kaua'i, where she has been living with her fourth husband Chad Daybell, and will be given the opportunity to waive or contest her extradition to Idaho, where she'd face criminal charges. A date for that hearing hasn't been set. Daybell, who is not the father of either Tylee or JJ, was not arrested.

PHOTO: Lori Vallow, also known as Lori Daybell, the mother of two Idaho children missing since September, was arrested Feb. 20, 2020, in Hawaii, Kauai police said. (Kauai Police Department)
In a Skype interview overnight with "Good Morning America," Larry Woodcock, the biological grandfather of JJ, said the news of Vallow's arrest was bittersweet.
"We know it's a positive step forward. We also know that as good as this news is, is as bad as it is also because we still don't have children," he said.
The children's safety was brought into question in November 2019 when Kay Woodcock, the biological grandmother of JJ, called Rexburg police and requested a welfare check, according to a probable cause affidavit obtained by ABC News.
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When police arrived at Vallow's home on Nov. 26, 2019, they were met by Vallow's brother, Alex Cox, and Daybell, who she had married about four weeks prior.
Daybell "acted as if he didn't know Lori very well," while Cox said that JJ was staying with Kay Woodcock, according to the affidavit, which notes that Cox's statement was "not likely true" because Woodcock was the one who requested the welfare check. When authorities found Vallow later that day, she claimed JJ was staying with a friend in Gilbert, Arizona.
The friend later told detectives that she had been contacted by Vallow and Daybell at separate times and asked to falsely tell police she did have JJ, according to the affidavit.
Authorities returned to Vallow's home the next day and both she and Daybell were gone.

PHOTO: Missing children Joshua Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17, were last seen on Sept. 23, 2019 in Rexburg, Idaho. (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children)
During the course of the investigation, numerous details led authorities to believe that she had deserted her children. Authorities said that JJ's prescription to manage his autism had not been filled since Vallow moved to Idaho in September 2019, that she hired a babysitter for JJ only to tell her days later her services were no longer needed, and that Vallow has been living in Hawaii since December without the children.
The affidavit also states that police have found "no evidence or verification of anyone providing for the housing, food, clothing, education, or medical care" for the children since September.
In addition to the felonies, Vallow also faces misdemeanor charges of resisting and obstructing an officer, solicitation of a crime and contempt.
The maximum sentence on each count of desertion of a child under Idaho law is 14 years in prison, according to Madison County prosecuting attorney Rob Wood.
ABC News' John Capell, Jim Vojtech and MaryEllen Resendez contributed to this report.




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[Snaggletiger]

I don't know where the 17 year old is now nut she used to be a coach on The Voice.

[Buzz Killington]

Know how I know Snaggs is gay?

[Godfather]

Know how I know Snaggs is gay?

Cause he likes your penis in his mouth?

[Buzz Killington]

Cause he likes your penis in his mouth?

Well, besides that

[WiregrassTiger]

Know how I know Snaggs is gay?

Yes

[Snaggletiger]

Hey, my wife was watching and I happened to walk through the den while it was on.  I was on my way to get another beer....wearing only some Duluth Trading Co. underwear....and scratching my nuts....and heading back to finish watching the National Axe Throwing Championships....and laughing heartily.








I'm not gay.

[GH2001]

Hey, my wife was watching and I happened to walk through the den while it was on.  I was on my way to get another beer....wearing only some Duluth Trading Co. underwear....and scratching my nuts....and heading back to finish watching the National Axe Throwing Championships....and laughing heartily.








I'm not gay.

Scratching your what?

[Snaggletiger]

Scratching your what?

DEEEEZZ NUTTS.
GOT EEM.

[Kaos]

I liked it better when they just put them on milk cartons.  

[WiregrassTiger]

I liked it better when they just put them on milk cartons. 

Kind of. But I always felt weird whacking off to a milk carton in the bathroom.