A order of commitment obtained by Idaho News on Tuesday said Vallow will be committed to a health and welfare facility where her mental condition will be monitored and evaluated.
"The court finds the defendant lacks fitness to proceed in that the defendant is incapable of assisting in the defense of this case," the order said. "The court finds that the defendant does lack capacity to make informed decisions about treatment; and the court finds that the defendant is not dangerously mentally ill."
The court order comes weeks after a psychological evaluation determined she was "not competent to proceed" with trial.
Vallow and her husband,
The children, Tylee Ryan, 17, and Joshua "J.J." Vallow, 7, were last seen in September 2019.
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