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Lori Vallow Daybell: The Cost of Certainty
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- ISBN8233787485
- EAN9798233787485
- Date de parution12/02/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Lori Vallow Daybell: The Cost of Certainty is not a sensational retelling of a headline case. It is a careful examination of how belief narrows, how silence stretches, and how children can disappear inside systems built on trust. In 2019, Tylee Ryan and Joshua "J. J." Vallow vanished. What followed was a story that gripped the nation: apocalyptic theology, unexplained deaths, a marriage formed in the shadow of loss, and a trial that ended in conviction.
But this book asks a quieter question. How does certainty become immunity?When does faith override care?Why do questions arrive too late?Through restrained narrative and deliberate reflection, this book traces the arc from ordinary beginnings to courtroom verdicts-centering not spectacle, but the children whose lives were cut short. It is a story about belief, about systems that move slower than grief, and about the human vulnerability that allows conviction to harden unchecked.
Justice arrived. Closure did not. This is not just the story of one woman. It is a warning about what belief can do when doubt disappears.
But this book asks a quieter question. How does certainty become immunity?When does faith override care?Why do questions arrive too late?Through restrained narrative and deliberate reflection, this book traces the arc from ordinary beginnings to courtroom verdicts-centering not spectacle, but the children whose lives were cut short. It is a story about belief, about systems that move slower than grief, and about the human vulnerability that allows conviction to harden unchecked.
Justice arrived. Closure did not. This is not just the story of one woman. It is a warning about what belief can do when doubt disappears.
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