![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/creepy-cult-mum-lori-vallow-not-sad-or-ashamed-as-shes-jailed-for-murdering-kids/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/1_Lori-Vallow-Daybell-23212714819799.jpg&description=A body language expert has revealed that Lori Vallow Daybell's behaviour on the stand was 'odd' and 'creepy' as the judge read her crimes aloud and gave her a life sentence in prison The mum who murdered her own two kids was not sad or ashamed during her sentencing, a body language expert has said. Lori Vallow Daybell, convicted of killing two children and conspiring to help kill her former romantic rival, was sentenced to life in prison on Monday, and she appeared to show no anxiety or sadness during the trial. Vallow will serve three life sentences, one after the other, the judge said yesterday in a very emotional courtroom. The jury heard testimony from several representatives of the victims, including Vallow's only surviving son, Colby Ryan. During this, Lori sat on the stand, completely stoic. "She's not collapsed down, she's not ashamed, she's not sad, she's not crying," body language expert Patti Wood said. "So I think that is part of what makes, watching this, you feel her creepiness, you feel the oddness of her behaviour." Wood, who is the author of SNAP: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, thought the position of Vallow's legs showed that the woman is trying to protect herself in a subtle way. "I can tell that her legs are crossed underneath the table, and they're crossed away from the sister giving the testimony," the expert told the US Sun. "The very subtle thing she does to block out kind of and protect herself is that subtle leg cross," continues Wood. "She doesn't rock her leg. She doesn't tap her foot. During this, they stayed fairly still," she said. "So I am not seeing even normal anxiety cues, and the feet are typically the most telling aspects of body language." Wood concluded: "That tells me how cold she is about it." Vallow sat slightly behind her defence attorney during yesterday's trial. By sitting a little behind the lawyer, "she's chosen a protective position," Wood explained. Vallow, 50, was found guilty on M){kind=link}
A body language expert has revealed that Lori Vallow Daybell’s behaviour on the stand was ‘odd’ and ‘creepy’ as the judge read her crimes aloud and gave her a life sentence in prison
The mum who murdered her own two kids was not sad or ashamed during her sentencing, a body language expert has said.
Lori Vallow Daybell, convicted of killing two children and conspiring to help kill her former romantic rival, was sentenced to life in prison on Monday, and she appeared to show no anxiety or sadness during the trial.
Vallow will serve three life sentences, one after the other, the judge said yesterday in a very emotional courtroom. The jury heard testimony from several representatives of the victims, including Vallow’s only surviving son, Colby Ryan. During this, Lori sat on the stand, completely stoic.
“She’s not collapsed down, she’s not ashamed, she’s not sad, she’s not crying,” body language expert Patti Wood said. “So I think that is part of what makes, watching this, you feel her creepiness, you feel the oddness of her behaviour.”