Idaho’s Lori Vallow to Present Closing Arguments in Arizona Today

It was the case (and the sentencing) heard around the globe: Lori Vallow being convicted of murder in the State of Idaho. National media flocked to Boise to cover the trial that lasted for weeks (and for what felt like an eternity) and once finally sentenced, the entire world watched as Lori Vallow spoke for the first time.

Her cryptic and emotional diatribe to end the trial was strange--and she was then handcuffed and carried off to spend the rest of her life in prison.

Since being sentenced in Idaho, Vallow has since been shipped off to Arizona where she is once again in a courtroom--again, facing charges tied to murder.

The internet was shocked to see (and hear) that Lori Vallow would be representing herself in court earlier this year: 

Images of her in the jumpsuit, handcuffs, and more quickly circulated online. 

Until her final words in Idaho, we never heard Lori speak. She had an attorney here and often just sat silent, staring ahead during the trial. It was odd to hear her voice.

Over the last few weeks, the public has heard more than enough from Vallow, who has not only been defending herself in court--with all hearings and court dates being streamed online--but she has been featured on national television, sitting down with Dateline NBC's Keith Morrison just a month ago. 

You can watch a livestream (or replay) of Vallow's closing arguments on YouTube, below: