Lori Daybell FORCED to attend Court | LIVE WITH LAUREN - Jusge rules by force if necessary

0:00 The courthouse court starts at 10 a.m. And uh hold on, hold on. We got more coming down. We got more coming down. Joemo texted me, by the way. He has a YouTube channel, Josh Mo. And I want to thank him for this information because here's the deal. We were up really late last night um until 1:00 a.m. because there was an important story. Uh there is a manhunt underway for Travis Decker. We wanted to share that information. Uh you can go check out the video uh after this, but here's the latest. Uh so we we missed this coming down this morning on the docket. Uh slept in a little bit, but here we are at the Maricopa County Courthouse waiting for Lorie Valow Debel to show up to court. And this is a big day because there's a question in the

0:46 air. Will trial be delayed or will the judge deem her just fine physically to uh stand trial right now and to question those potential jurors that have been waiting for nearly a week to be questioned uh to find out if they're even on this jury pool or to be seated in this uh jury. They are on the jury pool, but will they actually be jurors? Right now, they're potential. She has put a lot of people out. She has been wheeled in a wheelchair. She has claimed that she's going to throw up on a television. She has invited Judge Baresi to her cell, which he has uh said he'll take a pass on. And she has cried and

1:31 cried and also seems to have spoken a odd accent that many have pointed out. So today is a big day. Will she will she not show up? And will we be going forward to get justice for Brandon Budro and his family who has been waiting for six years? You never know with Lori Valow Debel. So here is the order from the court. I think I can confidently say that little Lori Lori Del's going to show up to court today. And here's why. Let me read to you this order from Judge Baresi. Thank you to Joe Schmo for pointing this out again. We were a little behind after a very late night covering another very important story. So, thank you to this community of

2:17 creators who keep this all um apprised. Uh it really is a neat true crime community. So, it is ordered authorizing the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office to transport the defendant to court using any means necessary to include force to secure the attendance of the defendant for his or her trial on 6 to 2025. That's today at at uh the trial starts at and that day and at 10:30 a.m. before the honorable judge Bareski courtroom 5D South Court Tower. It would be beneficial to the parties and the court to have some objective measures of the extent of the defendant's illness. The court requests

3:04 Maroba County Sheriff's Office that direct qualified medical personnel to assess the defendant within the next 24 hours. The court is not requiring Maricopa County Sheriff's Office to divulge any HIPPA protected information. However, Miss Del may be required to produce produce some form of objective information if she is seeking any continuence beyond Wednesday, June 4th. That's today. Forgive my mistake. That's what I meant. June 4th, 2025. It is ordered waving any co-pay to the extent that there may be a co-pay from the defendant required. So, in other words, Lori, we we won't make you pay for uh your medical assessment and u all that

3:52 information, but uh it's ordered. So, in other words, that came down June 2nd. Let me let me correct myself on Monday. We were all sent out of the courtroom not able to believe what just happened. that I just realized that. Oh, this is on my purse. Okay, I'll put this back on. I saw the microphone getting hit by my purse and I thought I saw the microphone getting hit by my purse. I thought, "Oh, I should take my purse off." And I realized it's connected to my purse. It was smart when I did it. Uh, so on June 2nd, this is what the judge ordered. We didn't know this. We've all been left wondering. We had yesterday, June 3, and now here we are,

4:38 June 4th. It came down this morning. It has been ordered. And uh can I and so let me read this one more time. Let me read this one more time to you here. Just a second. Um it is ordered. This is what has been ordered. that the defendant by any means necessary to include force including force to secure the attendance of the defendant for his or her trial on 62 2025 that's when it was ordered. So, right after guys, sorry about this microphone. I took it off and uh by any means necessary, including

5:26 force, it would be beneficial to the parties and the court to have some objective measures of the extent of the defendant's illness. Sorry guys, I lost it. I'm reading from something and and a popup happened. It would be beneficial to the parties that the court have some objective measures to the extent of the defendant's illness. In other words, let's find out what the defendant's illness is. We got to know. The court requests the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office direct qualified medical personnel to assess the defendant within the next 24 hours. That was on June 2nd. It's June 4th. So, in other words, she's

6:12 been assessed and she will be here whether she wants to or not by force. And the court is not requiring Maroba County Sheriff's Office to divulge any HIPPA protected information. However, Miss Del may be required to produce some form of objective information if she is seeking any continuence beyond Wednesday, June 4th. So in other words, if she wants to seek any continuence, any continuence beyond today, she has got to show up and tell us what exactly is wrong. And if after she's assessed and nothing's wrong with her, we're moving forward uh and she's going to be forced to be here. What that looks like, I don't know. Will she throw a tantrum

6:58 and go boneless? You know, like a toddler means go limp, you know? I don't know. But it is going to be a wild day in court. I can tell you that. And and that's why we showed up early. We're in the media line. So, I should be absolutely getting into court, being in the media line, first in line. And yeah, I think we can all safely assume that likely opening statements will be happening today. will be happening and we will be live streaming those opening statements. Uh Troublemaker Baker has been creating some new trial emojis, guys. I've seen them. Um they're pretty good. Uh you know, and uh although we might need a

7:44 couple more. We might need um you know, I don't know. What do we need now? A wheelchair. She uh I don't know. What do you guys think? Do you think she'll show up in a wheelchair? An iron lung? an oxygen tank or is she just gonna show up? Will she be dressed in her street clothes? That was something that was interesting last time. She couldn't get out of her wheelchair, right? Remember that? She could not get out of her wheelchair to sit in a cushion seat, but she certainly was able to dress herself in some fine looking um street clothes and a suit and do her hair and makeup. So, yeah, let's see what happens. I also am going to be really curious about what they found out. Again, we might not know

8:30 because of HIPPA, but I think we're going to find out if she's not sick. I'm sure that they've done a flu test or a uh COVID test or taken her temperature. Did you guys note that when they asked if she had a fever, she was like, "Maybe a fever. Maybe." She couldn't get out of her wheelchair. She was crying. She was about to throw up on the TV. She was holding a mask and a barf bag, but you know the the fever was um maybe maybe not. Take your pick. Um forced though. She will be forced to attend. Judge Baresi wrote that right after she left the courtroom and the potential jurors left the courtroom. Clearly that came down that same day, June 2nd. It's now June 4th. It's come

9:16 down this morning in the docket and they are saying whether she likes it or not, even if it means force, she will be here in attendance and in the next 24 hours, she's going to be seen by medical personnel. We'll wave the cost of that because I guess that's something that maybe, you know, inmates can choose to pay for if they're feeling sick. Nope. Don't worry. We got this one, Lori. It's on us. It's on the state. Don't worry about it. We'll find out if you're sick or not. you just rest and uh feel better. Uh we'll take care of the rest and we'll make sure that you're in court. Yeah, I'm I hope that the the citrus helped. I was corrected after I said that she uh that she said she wasn't keeping citrus down. I was corrected by many people, including the

10:02 one and only Nancy Joe, who we were able to hang out with last night. And she did not say I can keep citrus down. She said citrus is the only thing that she's able to keep down along with broth, which everybody's pointing out citrus would be the last thing you'd be able to keep down if you're truly throwing up and have a stomach bug. But other people also pointed out you throw up sometimes with COVID. Okay, so let's find out if she has CO. The good thing about CO is it's a test. We'll be able to know does she or does she not have COVID, right? Uh yeah. Yeah. So, forgive my corrections. You guys are always so great pointing out No, no, no, Lauren. This is what really happened. Um, this is a community effort, including um Joe Schmo, who

10:49 said, "By the way, FYI, the docket, check it out." After a really late night reporting on another case, and let's go back to that other case right now. We put up a uh video in the middle of the night. Um, we just felt it was really, really important. It's a it's a very upsetting case. three young girls have lost their lives. Um, and there is a manhunt underway for their father, Travis Decker. Um, so you can go over and watch that video. It's it's it's it's brief. It's 20 minutes. It's what we know so far. It's everything that we know right now. More is coming out, but um we hope that that also um brings people uh awareness to that this case

11:34 out of Washington. So, uh, he's allegedly armed and dangerous as well. It is a very heartbreaking case. So, um, yeah. So, we're here though bright and early. Thank you to Lori for, um, a day where we could sleep in, but no longer. We're here. Justice for Brandon Budro. Justice for his sneeze. Bless me. His whole family. So, because I'm starting to sneeze and I'm allergic to something in Arizona and it's windy, going to go head back in, get in our media line, and I will see you guys all at lunch. May justice be served. And thank you to our moderators, Megan, Megan, Music. It's so good to see you and others. We'll see you. Bye-bye.