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10:10Now PlayingThe jury has reached a guilty verdict in the Lori Vallow Daybell murder conspiracy trial in Phoenix.
The jury found Vallow Daybell guilty of conspiring to murder her then-estranged husband, Charles Vallow, in 2019.
In Arizona, Vallow Daybell was accused of planning the death of her then-husband, Charles Vallow, in 2019. It was allegedly motivated by Vallow Daybell's religious beliefs, and a $1 million life insurance policy that Charles owned.
Charles was shot by Vallow Daybell's late brother, Alex Cox. Cox had said he shot Charles after a fight involving a baseball bat.
During the trial, one of Vallow Daybell's brothers took the stand. Adam Cox, who testified on behalf of the prosecution, said during his testimony that he had no doubt that Vallow and another one of her brothers, Alex, were behind Charles' death. Alex Cox died in the months after Charles' death.
Per the Associated Press, Adam testified that Charles' killing occurred just before he and Charles were planning an intervention to bring Vallow Daybell back into the mainstream of their shared faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
In court, Adam testified that before Charles' death, his sister had told people her husband was no longer living, and that a zombie was living inside his body.
On April 21, both sides made their closing arguments. Vallow Daybell represented herself at the trial.
Prosecutor Treena Kay delivered her nearly two-hour closing statement, going over several witnesses, reinforcing the motive of money, the affair between Lori and Chad and "twisted religious beliefs."
Kay went through the lack of physical evidence to suggest a fight between Charles Vallow and his then-brother-in-law Alex Cox.
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