Lori Vallow's niece knows where missing kids are, is involved in doomsday cult, ex alleges
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The niece of Lori Vallow, the Idaho mom who was arrested last week, months after two of her children vanished, knows where the children are, the niece's ex-husband alleges in court documents related to the couple's custody fight over their own children.Brandon Boudreaux says in the petition filed in Arizona that he has "serious concerns for his children's safety if they were placed in the care of mother" in part because Melani Boudreaux's "knowledge of the whereabouts of her aunt's two missing children and her unwillingness to cooperate with law enforcement in finding those children is daunting to father."Boudreaux says his ex-wife is also "heavily" involved in a doomsday cult in which "numerous members, adults and children alike, have been being killed off like flies." Vallow has also been accused of being consumed with doomsday theories.Vallow's 7-year-old son Joshua, who is adopted and has special needs, was last seen alive on Sept.
As said here by Elisha Fieldstadt