On Tuesday morning, police took Chad Daybell into custody and confirmed that human remains have been found on his property. He was reportedly arrested for destruction or concealment of evidence
Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell. Photo: Rexburg Police Department Last fall, Idaho officials started looking into the mysterious disappearance of two children, 7-year-old Joshua “JJ” Vallow and 17-year-old Tylee Ryan, who haven’t been seen since September. In the months since they were reported missing, officials have yet to locate the children, and the case has become increasingly convoluted.
In late January, the couple was discovered in Hawaii. On January 25, police located Vallow and Daybell driving near a beachside resort in Kaua’i. Police searched their car but found no trace of the children, and served Vallow with a court order demanding that she bring the children to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare by January 30 or face legal action. According to the Times, Vallow missed the deadline.
On February 26, Vallow appeared before a Hawaii judge in an unsuccessful attempt to get her bail reduced. Although her attorney argued that she does not present a flight risk, prosecutor Justin Kollar pointed out that Vallow “has a history of digging out when the chips are down.” Her bail request denied, Vallow agreed to be extradited to Idaho for the trial.
Amid the police investigation, suspicious texts and video footage have emerged. On February 4, an Idaho storage company released security footage showing Vallow visiting a storage unit in October and November, where she and a man — presumed to be her brother, Alex Cox — left behind items that reportedly belong to the two children. According to the East Idaho News, the belongings included photographs, clothing, bicycles, and blankets.
A number of people close to the couple have mysteriously died. While JJ and Tylee have been reported missing since September, bizarre occurrences involving the couple date back to July, when Vallow’s brother, Alex Cox, shot and killed Vallow’s estranged husband, Charles Vallow. At the time, detectives ruled the shooting a self-defense. In August, Vallow, her children, and Cox moved to Rexburg, Idaho, where Daybell joined them at the end of the month.
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