'Cult mom' Lori Vallow, is still unfit to stand trial for the murder of her two children and has been ordered to remain at a psychiatric facility for at least another 180 days.
During a virtual conference call on Wednesday, District Judge Steven Boyce could be heard addressing Vallow's husband and co-defendant Chad, who was on the call with his lawyer.
Meanwhile, Lori, 48, was conspicuously absent from the Zoom call, as the judge addressed her competency.
Daybell has been confined to a state hospital in the care of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare since June 8 after the judge found her incompetent to stand trial following a psychological assessment performed by a clinical psychologist, according to Fox 13.
'The completed assessment determined that at this time the Defendant is not competent to proceed, and recommends restorative treatment,' the District Court of the Seventh Judicial District of Idaho wrote of the assessment, which had been ordered March 8.
Further details of Vallow's alleged mental illness have not been shared.
Lori Daybell, 48 (pictured), is still not fit to stand trial, an Idaho judge ruled Wednesday
The judge vacated a scheduled Nov. 8 start date for Chad Daybell's (pictured) trial while ordering a new trial date following a change of venue hearing set to take place on Oct. 5 and 6
The alleged murderer, accused of killing her two kids JJ, 7, and Tylee, 17, has not made any progress since then, with the judge extending her stay at the state hospital for another 180 days on Wednesday, the outlet reports.
A status conference will only be scheduled if
