Demolition Underway at Former Home of Idaho’s Chad Daybell

The crimes of Chad Daybell were heard around the world--he and his similarly convicted wife Lori Vallow, cost young children and others their lives.

Both convicted murderers that have now been sentenced locked up for life, Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow are behind bars for their heinous actions.

For years, the nation watched as authorities looked for Lori's missing children--and then it seemed that Daybell and Vallow would just run free as police needed more evidence for a probable cause arrest. Once arrested, all eyes were once again on Idaho. The couple was tried separately and the two very long and emotional trials were watched and followed from all across the globe.

One scene was shown over and over again: police in front of the Daybell home in Rexburg, Idaho, where the bodies of JJ and Tylee Vallow were eventually found. Even people that were not actively following the case saw it a thousand times over.

It's easy to assume that true crime 'sleuths' and 'enthusiasts' have had an obsession with the home and crime scene.

The property now is essentially non-existent.

As we reported late last week, part of 'payment' to Chad Daybell's attorney was to give him the home--which his attorney quickly put on the market to sell. After being purchased, the group who acquired the home wanted to keep that from being a 'crime attraction' and has announced it will be totally demolished.

There is no word what's next for the property, but the home and outdoor buildings are already being torn down.

You can see coverage of the demolition from East Idaho News, BELOW:

We can't even begin to image what went on inside of this house over the years--especially on the days and nights of the murders that took place at this home and on the surrounding grounds. Here's a look at the inside of the eerie and soon-to-be demolished house.