Keith recalls, "From the moment we first heard about it, it was pretty clear from the start that something very bad had happened to these children."įor the past year, Keith has spoken to investigators, as well as those closest to Lori, to uncover what he describes is a "story with deep tentacles."Īs Mommy Doomsday reveals, Lori is a complicated woman, who, from the outside looking in, dedicated her life to raising a family motivated by the teachings of the Church of the Latter Day Saints. 26, 2019 with questions regarding the whereabouts of her two kids. And you don't understand why and what makes people think and behave the way they do."Įven so, Keith says he and the Dateline team knew something was afoul when police showed up at the home of Lori Vallow on Nov. "I mean, people are capable of doing the most horrific things that don't make any sense. "Shock has become a big word in my vocabulary," he explains.
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When it comes to true crime, it's no exaggeration to say Keith Morrison has seen it all.įor nearly 30 years, the Dateline correspondent has investigated events as tragic as the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, as chilling as the Robert Durst murder trial and as head-scratching as the tale of convicted killer Pam Hupp.Īnd yet, Keith tells E! News he's shocked by the events that have unfolded since siblings Joshua "J.J." Vallow, 7, and Tylee Vallow, 17, went missing in September 2019, as detailed in the NBC Dateline podcast Mommy Doomsday.
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