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Brandon Boudreaux, who survived an attempted shooting tied to Lori Vallow Daybell, speaks out about the murder plot against him, the breakdown of his marriage and his final conversations with Lori's late husband, Charles Vallow.
Brandon Boudreaux, who survived an attempted shooting tied to Lori Vallow Daybell, speaks out about the murder plot against him, the breakdown of his marriage and his final conversations with Lori's late husband, Charles Vallow.
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