Brandon Boudreaux Releases Book on Surviving 2019 Lori Vallow Murder Plot
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 1
Brandon Boudreaux Releases Book on Surviving 2019 Lori Vallow Murder Plot
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 1
Summary
Brandon Boudreaux has released “Unthinkable,” a book recounting how he survived a 2019 shooting outside his Gilbert, Arizona, home after a bullet missed his head by inches.
Prosecutors said Lori Vallow Daybell recruited her brother, Alex Cox, to kill Boudreaux during his divorce from her niece, Melani Pawlowski; Cox allegedly fired from a parked Jeep as Boudreaux pulled in.
Boudreaux said he waited to speak publicly until the criminal cases had largely run their course, after first writing the manuscript for his four children to explain his decisions and ordeal.
Lori Vallow was convicted in Arizona in 2025 of conspiring to kill Boudreaux and her estranged husband, Charles Vallow, after her 2023 Idaho convictions for murdering Tylee Ryan, 16, and J.J. Vallow, 7, and conspiring to kill Tammy Daybell.
Gilbert police told NBC News the 2019 shooting investigation remains active, while Boudreaux said the attack, divorce and lingering fear left him struggling to trust others.
What hidden details about the Lori Vallow case forced a surviving target to stay silent for years before finally revealing his terrifying ordeal?
Seven years after dodging a bullet, why does Brandon Boudreaux's attempted assassination remain an active police investigation if the mastermind is already convicted?
How did a collapsing marriage trigger a chilling murder-for-hire plot that tied into one of the most notorious family crime sprees in recent history?