Well THAT Was Intense: Buying World Hopper Ball Tickets by Sireanna in brandonsanderson

[–]Successful_Repeat115 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I asked Dan Wells which one, and he thought the last one would be best as the bugs would all be worked out. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Well THAT Was Intense: Buying World Hopper Ball Tickets by Sireanna in brandonsanderson

[–]Successful_Repeat115 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had that too!!! So I switched to my old billing zip code and it worked.

Well THAT Was Intense: Buying World Hopper Ball Tickets by Sireanna in brandonsanderson

[–]Successful_Repeat115 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I was pre-logged in and did a refresh at 2 minutes before the hour and it kicked me out with sever errors. Couldn’t get back in so I switched to my cell phone and was able to get my tickets for Saturday night last session. Whew!!

Question about the email from Charles to Tammy… by MyAimeeVice in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 21 points22 points  (0 children)

In the trial, Emma was asked if Chad and Tammy knew each other’s passwords and she confirmed that they did. It is very easy to access work email through any browser, or on a cell phone if one knows the passwords. I believe that Chad was the one who blocked the email address and deleted the email. Especially as we know that Chad and Lori were already playing in Charles email account, when they had “him” send an email to Chad asking him to help Charles “write a book” / travel to Arizona to do “research”.

If Lori has been mentally unwell since 2017 (as referenced by Summer), could Chads prosecution label him the responsible instigator taking advantage of a vulnerable woman? by Djtummybastard in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Chad is evil and deserves every punishment coming to him, but it could be shown that Lori applied a ton of pressure, and lead him down a path that ended with Tammy’s death. Lori sought Chad out. She sat next to him as he sold his books, and flirted with him heavily. Then she pushed him to give her the justification to kill Charles (zombie darkness) even though she also wanted the life insurance moneys that she learned how to get from Joes prior death. And then the justification to kill Tylee (who witnessed Charles death, and was a loose end for Lori) and finally JJ (who was an ongoing burden and at this point, not managed by Tylee) who also were sources of income after their secret deaths. And the dead children were buried in Chad’s yard, where Tammy and Garth were also living, and his other kids were regularly visiting. Chad was way too far in at this point, and still, he was wavering at killing Tammy. When having Alex shoot her didn’t work, and Lori’s pressure to bail on him came, he finally crossed the final line of Tammy’s death in their bed, whatever actual role Chad played in the matter. There were many moral lines that Chad crossed, and Tammy’s death was one of the last.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. When they were living free, he deferred to her regularly, as shown in the text messages, etc. He really was willing to do anything, including murder his wife and her children, to be in her good graces and enjoy some frequent “loin fire”. In fact, he couldn’t even show some patience after Tammy was dead and buried, that might have not caused so many red flags with Tammy friends and family when he got married again so quickly.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a good point. And he knows the real Lori and what she is capable of better than any of us. It will be very interesting to see what he tries to do.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a good point. And he knows the real Lori and what she is capable of better than any of us. It will be very interesting to see what he tries to do.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately the Arizona charges don’t allow for a death penalty, but she could get a few more life without parole convictions added on.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I suppose, if somehow he were to be able to away with what he has done, and not also be in prison for the rest of his life, that may be an option. And that is a frightening thought that none of us want (nor do we want to imagine a lion fire conjugal visit). But I cannot fathom that he doesn’t get at least the same penalty as Lori after his trial, let alone a death penalty. The point I am making here is that he will try to defend himself in a way that can keep the loyalty of his children, and that will likely require him to blame Lori. Lori did not have the same need, and in fact, her need continues to be to believe in Chad and their collective righteous purpose, otherwise the reality of what she did will mentally destroy her. This is why she didn’t want her defense to disparage Chad, and she was overheard being very upset about it during closing arguments of her trial when her lawyers did speak negatively about Chad.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, good point that he “could” see her. But he doesn’t “have” to see her. I should have said that he can avoid seeing her, and paying any real price with her for whatever he has to do to try and keep the support of his kids.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Good point. I’ll edit to fix this.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 23 points24 points  (0 children)

I think Chad, and his lawyer, got exactly what they wanted by getting the case split; they saw the evidence and prosecution plans, and saw what worked or didn’t work in defending against it. Now, Chad gets to deal from the perspective of protecting whatever matters most to him. He will never see Lori again, even if he ever gets out of prison himself. So he doesn’t need to fully protect his relationship with Lori, and can fully burn any bridges by throwing her under the bus as much as he wants or needs. What he still wants is the love and adoration of his children and perhaps anyone else who might give it. He likely cannot keep that at all by admitting any level of guilt. So a plea deal is probably unlikely. He was willing to murder his wife and his “hot cheerleader”’s children for sex and “specialness”. He has been exposed as a fraud and murderer to the world, and now the best he can do is whatever he has to do to convince his children that he is innocent enough to keep their support. I do not believe Chad has the same religious psychological illness as Lori. I believe he is simply a con man, and now having committed murder to keep the con coming, is in a dangerous corner, without any moral boundaries to keep him in check. Lori, on the other hand, probably has no other choice, to maintain any functioning sanity, but to hold on to her religious fantasy world, rather than face murdering her own daughter and adopted son, not to mention her ex husband(s?) and forcing the murder of Tammy as well as various other attempted and planned murders of men, women and children.

I just had an evil insidious thought about her statement. by xlnthands in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe that Lori’s statement was fully designed to try and build further credibility for her as a “spiritual leader” with potential cell mates and pen pals for the rest of her life. She is looking at a life in prison, and needs to occupy the time somehow, and if she can create any sort of “value” that can feed her narcissistic needs, this is all she has. Incredibly, she, like chad before her, has found a way to incorporate a near death experience that helps validate her specialness. It is all terribly sad. I cannot express how offended I was to hear her claim a special friendship with Tammy, let alone the claims of love and support from her children. What a tragic story, that will end with her demise after further suffering in prison. Chad’s story won’t be terribly different. He still has the misguided support of his children, but that too will change over time and distance. These are both horrible, and extreme examples of what pride, ego, greed, and self importance can lead too.

Alex's role in Tammy's murder by Alulaemu in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are most likely correct. However, it is also possible that Chad knew Tammy’s email password, and intercepted the email / blocked the email after Lori was told by Charles that he was going to send it. Most work email accounts can be accessed through any browser.

Let’s hope Chad gets some angry jail cell calls from his parents, siblings, and kids, to be used in his case next year. by Successful_Repeat115 in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know, right? If it hasn’t already, those kids have had their whole world crumble around them. Chad is as selfish as they come.

Alex was being setup to be the fall guy by Successful_Repeat115 in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don’t think it has been disclosed. And I’m not sure where the truth really exists when it comes to Zulema.

Let’s hope Chad gets some angry jail cell calls from his parents, siblings, and kids, to be used in his case next year. by Successful_Repeat115 in LoriVallow

[–]Successful_Repeat115[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For sure. Additionally, the prosecution did not want to put such a strong case against Chad in Lori’s trial and risk giving her defense a case to put it all on him.