Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Tricia Griffith is once again hosting her annual “End of the World” livestream, claiming it’s done in honor of Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow. But there’s one major problem—members of the victims’ family have publicly stated they do not support it and have asked that it stop.
Tonight we’re taking a look back at years of Tricia’s end-times predictions, her own words about the world ending, and asking an important question:
At what point does “raising awareness” become exploiting victims for content?
We’ll also hear directly from victim family member Kresha and discuss why so many people are uncomfortable with this annual tradition continuing despite repeated objections.
This isn’t about silencing discussion of the Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell case. It’s about respecting victims, listening when families speak, and asking whether tragedy is being used as entertainment year after year.
#websleuths #chaddaybell #lorivallow
@diffiCULTresearch @HiddenTrueCrime @TheOLoPP
Tricia Griffith is once again hosting her annual “End of the World” livestream, claiming it’s done in honor of Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow. But there’s one major problem—members of the victims’ family have publicly stated they do not support it and have asked that it stop.
Tonight we’re taking a look back at years of Tricia’s end-times predictions, her own words about the world ending, and asking an important question:
At what point does “raising awareness” become exploiting victims for content?
We’ll also hear directly from victim family member Kresha and discuss why so many people are uncomfortable with this annual tradition continuing despite repeated objections.
This isn’t about silencing discussion of the Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell case. It’s about respecting victims, listening when families speak, and asking whether tragedy is being used as entertainment year after year.
