I’m a retired NYC EMT. I know there are things from years ago that still haunt me such as 9-11. But I chose that profession and had a lot of training . These people didn’t ask for the images that are now stuck in their heads. The Jurors did an amazing Job and I just hope if they need support, they reach out.

Good job letting them talk and not interrupting. Great qualities in an interviewer.👍

@sandyschneider6792

2 ай бұрын

❤️

@christinadiaz4349

2 ай бұрын

She really is a good journalist. Great job

@janetshemaryahu5529

2 ай бұрын

One request of the interviewer: Please don’t address interviewees as “guys” or “you guys”.

As a former Firefighter, my heart breaks 💔 for civilians and ordinary citizens were subject to this horrific evidence. Thank you for serving & for acknowledging what the police, detectives and first responders went through. 🙏

@bobbicatt

2 ай бұрын

I agree I’m a retired EMT and had seen so much over 17 years working in NYC. 9-11 still haunts me. However, that was the profession I chose, these jurors didn’t ask for this.. I so hope they get whatever support they need. It seems like they couldn’t have picked a better group of people. My prayers are with them all. ❤

@sandyschneider6792

2 ай бұрын

❤

God bless our Idaho brothers and sisters they are not use to these ugly things but they gave justice🙏

@Citizen1910

2 ай бұрын

Murder happens everywhere. You all have some pretty horrific crimes in Idaho. They are just like everywhere else. This is one of the most heinous.

He didn't show any remorse because I don't think he has any. If he'd have talked, it would have been crazy like Lori IMHO. He's like a statue. It sounds like JJ suffered a LOT. 😔 You have to wonder why a Tylee went through. PS how did they EVER think they were gonna get away with this??? 🤯

@lianazimmersorensen275

2 ай бұрын

He didn’t show remorse because he doesn’t think he’s done wrong, in fact he believes he’s been chosen by Christ. He gets to die as a martyr like the inventors of LDS. There’s no rational explanation of his demeanour or reactions to the verdict because he believes in what he did. It’s so crazy.

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

They are both Narcissists. That’s why these types do stup!d things and think they’ll remain free. They all have delusions of grandeur- their grandiosity makes them think they’re invincible

@user-se8rb6hp3w

2 ай бұрын

Chad killed his family because of his religious beliefs???

@lisajeter9511

2 ай бұрын

Sadly JJ was Ultimately buried alive. So I would have to agree he truly SUFFERED! But we will never know the cause of death for Tylee!

@lisajeter9511

2 ай бұрын

@@user-se8rb6hp3w But that’s the point he didn’t kill his family. He didn’t mind killing someone else family. How Lori didn’t figure that out is mind boggling.

The interviewer seems pleasant enough. She needs to stop saying "you guys" all the time.

@alinaciobotaru1698

2 ай бұрын

It's probably the way they talk over there. Pryor also kept says "you folks" when interviewing witnesses during the trial. It caught my attention.

@pattipostcard8489

2 ай бұрын

@@alinaciobotaru1698 It's a bad habit, like saying "you know" all the time. People where I live say "you guys" but this reporter said it so many times that I finally gave up watching. She's young and learning, so hopefully she'll take the feedback and keep growing professionally.

I used to speak to an audience- the first advice I was given was to stop saying “you guys” I would pass that along to this journalist.

He is pure evil!!

Delayed emotional breakdown is a real thing. I found my sister in her apartment after she took her own life. I thought I was handling it just fine. Then 3 months to the day, after finding her, I woke up at 4:00 am and had a full blown panic attack. I had no idea what was going on. It took 4 years before I could sleep in my bed. Please take care of yourselves and get help if you feel like you’re just not getting past it. I don’t think you ever really get over something like what you went through. But you do learn coping skills and learn how to recognize that you’re having trouble coping with every day life. Thank you for the hours of dedication to this very important trial. May God be with you as you heal emotionally. ❤️🙏

@user-se8rb6hp3w

2 ай бұрын

@cperm1 I agree! It took me a year after my brother’s attempted suicide, leaving him blind, before I knew I needed some help getting past what he did. It definitely helps to talk to someone

@DrAnnBlakeTracy

2 ай бұрын

IF all you do is TALK! Taking the mind altering drugs they hand out like candy is NOT a good idea!​@@user-se8rb6hp3w

He is a psychopath.

I believe Emma knew the kids Tylee and JJ were buried in the backyard before the police found them. This is because she didn’t cross the road for 1 hour after the police got there and when she was talking to chad in the police car she didn’t ask him what was happening and she didn’t ask why there were 2 dead kids in his backyard. Also chad never explained what was going on and said he was innocent and being set up. What they discussed was money that was transferred and for Emma to take the car and to move out of her rental to move onto the family home because Chad said ‘ I won’t be coming back ‘ and Emma didn’t ask why. I believe Emma and maybe the rest of chads kids should be charged with withholding evidence and obstruction of the law. I understand they are brainwashed by chad but there thoughts and actions should be to stand up for their mother not her murderer .

@tracyworley1995

2 ай бұрын

I hope some day they wake up, especially Emma. Can you imagine WANTING to move into that house? 😢 Any normal daughter would have been freaking out and asking their dad what the hell was going on at the house and would never want to move into that home with all it's bad vibes.

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

Based on what? A HUNCH? Prosecutors don’t prosecute unless they have hard proof. And yeah, he was spending time with Emma right before he sped off in his car- I’m sure he told her what was happening at that time. Probably not the true version tho.

I would like to know how they felt about Emma's testimony.

@tracyworley1995

2 ай бұрын

Unnatural. Rehearsed. Cold. Brainwashed.

@lisajeter9511

2 ай бұрын

You’re only as strong as your weakest link.

This interviewer says “ you guys “ too much . I can’t listen to her. It may be a good interview but it is annoying. Sorry. Constructive help?

@nicoledenning8090

2 ай бұрын

so unprofessional! and to say people in the hallway were "annoyed" that they were taking so long on the death penalty was weird to say

@Dojustdoandbe

2 ай бұрын

I made a similar comment.

That was the right decision!🙏🏼 I appreciate the jurors

I think this interviewer did well. No complaints. She quite young and I think did I nice job. I was really able to listen to the jurors.

Congratulations and thank you to these jurors who fulfilled their civic duty in such an emotional and horrific trial. It’s gratifying to see our justice system in action.

They made the right decision. I appreciate this jury they got it right and they also knew they needed to take their time on the death penalty faze. I hope they do what they need to do to heal from what they saw and heard in this trial.

I worry about the woman juror in blue on the far left. I don’t feel like she’s been able to grasp the entirety of what she’s been through. I hope she gets the best help out there when she needs it. Bless her heart. ❤

Thankful to all of 'these guys' for the sacrifice and service. To the rest of you who have never served on a jury trial like the horror of this one, it's time everyone have the experience before judging anyone. This will be part of the healing these good people deserve, along with the rest of us who've been victimized by real evil in this World. I'm proud of Idaho in seeking justice for ALL of us.

‘You Guys’ ……… x 50. Cringe

They look traumatized

I agree with the verdict and would have voted the same. Having said that, considering his current age, he'll probably die on death row and so it will be a moot point.

Yes, his entire motivation was to have the sole attention and "Love" of a woman he was obsessed with.

What an incredible group of people. Can’t even begin to imagine just how hard this has been for them. Hats off to them. They made sure justice was served.

Narcissist - yup. That's what I've been saying. This guy... It's like they both don't even care about prison coz they are Gods or something.

MAD RESPECT for these jurors. Thank you for serving. Thank you for the RIGHT and CORRECT verdict.

Chud totally knew the difference in what would provide his 'comfort levels' between LWOP and living on Death Row. He'll write and provide to sick Emma to publish forever at his leisure.

This reporter looks like she’s 13 omg 🤦🏼‍♀️

@alinaciobotaru1698

2 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same.

@sheilamcdougall2902

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like it, too!

Why do we refer to people as ‘guys’ ‘you guys’ surely there’s got to be a better way of applying the English language. I also say it. It’s been great to hear from the jurors.

@GaelofVirtue

2 ай бұрын

You’re petty af! 😂😂 for real

@ER-eu4ci

2 ай бұрын

Totally agree, while the interviewer gave them time to speak the use of ‘you guys’ over 50 times was tacky and immature. Its not petty it’s a Bast***isation of language. Just say ‘you’, ‘the jury’ ‘’the jurors’, when I hear that brain dead use of language it impacts the underlying message. Journalists key tool is language, why this constant dumbing down, set higher not lower standards.

@janetshemaryahu5529

2 ай бұрын

@@ER-eu4ciBravo.

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

Yeah maybe she should have said “you people” 😂. Why didn’t YOU offer a better suggestion? She doesn’t want to use names and she’s also talking to a group. So if you’ve got something better, by all means!

@Dojustdoandbe

2 ай бұрын

@@kateashby3066 ahhh, ‘how are you all doing!’ How is everyone feeling’ I’m also guilty of using the term ‘you guys’ as I said. Why couldn’t you think of an alternative?

Not doing the death penalty leaves room for a hugher incident of vigilantism.

I think these jurors have given enough interviews.

@karastclair

2 ай бұрын

This is the first interview they did, just a full version from what was shown all week.

@Citizen1910

2 ай бұрын

@@karastclair incorrect. This is at least the fourth one they have done. If they keep running their mouths they are going to trip up and give grounds for appeal.

@karastclair

2 ай бұрын

@@Citizen1910right i know they’ve done more individually and one as a group with Nate, I just meant this is the footage from the first one they did on Monday

@Citizen1910

2 ай бұрын

@@karastclair thanks.

@Citizen1910

2 ай бұрын

@@ReeAnn20 Chad knows he’s not a prophet. He’s been planning and manipulating for years and has tried his story on several women. Lori was the only one who took the bait and dove in head first.

Thank you for your time, your integrity & your services. I cannot imagine doing what u had to do. Please know that all of us here in Utah were so interested in this horrible thing. For nearly five yrs we hoped this would go to trial and Lori and Chad would be held accountable. Religion was such a huge part of this. Was this about the LDS teachings or Church of Christ. Thank you so very much! I hope you will all be able to get your lives back as soon as possible. I hope you all keep journals because your family and posterity needs to know what it was really like during this time of your life💚🌷

Chad was not empathic. Did someone say he was? Some of us are held on deathrow, so to speak, by family members without a trial. Everyone deserves a fair trial. It's a shame that it's how some people bolster themselves in society by violating the United States Constitution in the "You go down while I go up" club.

You know it really bothers me how Lori Vallow family has turned this tragedy into a money-maker for themselves. They have podcasts and are on the TV all the time. But not one showed up for a victim impact statement for the kids. They are selfish and seem to be narcissistic. Just like Lori

Law enforcement carry the aftermath of this Tragedy and although Alex Cox is responsible for his actions we have to remember Alex was easily manipulated because he was brain damaged at the age of 16 and Lori knew this and she used his disability to have him kill ppl who got in the way of what she wanted when it wasn't handed to her going back to the assault on Jo Ryan I believe Alex would have never killed a living soul had it not been for Chad and Lori and Zulema too but they couldn't sway Melanie Gibb she said hell no I'm telling the truth about JJ and got protection from law enforcement had Alex lived he would have done the same he was having second thoughts 🤨🤨

God Bless all of you 🙏 and your families. Thank you for getting this evil man out of society.❤ hi

Or it may not hit you at all. Since you know you did the right thing for the right reasons.

Which one was an alternate?

@uhn-uh-bash-id-lee-k-ran

2 ай бұрын

the lady in the blue tied dyed cold shoulder shirt.

Two people I have no sympathy for is Emma and Colby. They were enablers to their killer parents just as much as the two Melanie’s!

@marygoff3332

2 ай бұрын

And Colby says Joe Ryan molested him, simply because Lori drilled into his head. Joe Ryan was completely EXONERATED (by trial) on those charges. Not ONE medical/psychological expert backed Lori's claims. She is evil to the core and Joe was her 1st victim.

@Marnarose4433

2 ай бұрын

@@emtdad8821 Colby was getting money from his little sister and mother. He sounded no alarms and kept accepting cars and money. So DONT tell me what to think! Let’s not forget he also claims Tylees biological father molested him and all government agencies found that not to be true. Remember Lorie lied and said he was molesting not only Tylee but him????????

@catsj1767

2 ай бұрын

Colby didn’t even know JJ & Tylee were gone! How the heck could you say he enabled Lori?!?

@Marnarose4433

2 ай бұрын

@@catsj1767 He didn’t know ?you may be correct as long as he was getting money from his mother and Tyler’s SSN money from her dead father that they falsely accused of sexual abuse which he continues to claim and all government agencies have found are false!

@juliehm490

2 ай бұрын

I respectfully disagree. I do NOT think Colby was an enabler at all. He asked his psych-crazy, self absorbed Mother, where the kids were.

Tammy’s children will ultimately pay the price. They broke the bond by siding with Dad.

You know how old you are when interviewers look as if they are in middle school. I suspect she will stop the interview because she has practice or an appointment with her orthodontist.

That shows the depth of his callousness to me!

Most killers only see the before, and not the after when The Victims Are Dug Up ! 😮

I always think that there is such a rush in big cases like this to dot every T and cross every I in deliberating to make sure the accused gets a fair trial; even you have to presume innocence at first; but: the victims never get a fair trial when they are murdered / harmed, etc. Shame.

I wouldn’t have had a problem making that DP decision for CD. I wouldn’t give it a second thought! I can’t say that about almost anyone else. Since I’m not a supported of the DP UNLESS there’s no other possibility. This case shows us there wasn’t any other possibility. It’s disappointing Lori didn’t get the same sentence. She had a bigger duty to her children than anyone else in the world!

Who is this interviewer, she is just too young. How could she even think these injurers would just decide that he was guilty. There are rules, that must be followed. Too bad the interviewer could not realize this and ask more appropriate question.

Weird questions

@nicoledenning8090

2 ай бұрын

I was thinking that too!

Were any of you ever given the most important information in any murder case in this country which is on what mind altering medications was Chad on during the time period these crimes were committed? When Pharma's own expert has testified in a mass murder/suicide case that America's most common medications affecting serotonin levels should be expected to produce impulsive murder or impulsive suicide due to the drug impairing the metabolism of serotonin. And because these drugs suppress any emotion or remorse your own reports indicate how important that question would have been to ask! Brain waves indicating the level of consciousness in a person at the time of the crime is critical in making a decision like this when these meds are known to produce an anesthetic sleep state while the person appears as if they are conscious (in spite of high levels of alcohol) like Princess Di's driver was just before the crash that took her life involving the drivers use of Prozac - a drug which has long been used & promoted by Chad's friend Julie Rowe.

What about Alex Cox’s death. I think he definitely helped Lori and Chad but he dying of natural causes is very weird.

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

What about it? He had an autopsy. Case closed.

I guess it was separate trials, separate juries, but why did he get death and she gets life? Sus AF.

I find it interesting when anyone says at least it gives the family closure especially after a murder trial. I personally can’t grasp that! Sitting through the trial teaches you what your loved one was put through. Closure would be the last thing I would get out of a trial. A LIFETIME OF HAUNTED NIGHTMARES would be more like it. I might get a twinkle of peace knowing the Predator will never walk amongst society again. But even that would be short lived compared to the nightmares. I just have to Thank God that I’m not in that position and continue to pray to never be in that situation. If only they could put Chad Daybell in General Population for awhile. That might bring me some peace! Jk

Hopefully, Chad is telling all his fellow jail-pals about his ‘special portal’….

@tracyworley1995

2 ай бұрын

I'm sure they'll be impressed

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

Seeing as how he’s in seclusion… no

Did he get the death penalty

@HerMajesty1

2 ай бұрын

Yes

IMO it’s four not three murders. I can’t believe they didn’t even get charged for conspiracy for Charles murder

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

Why can’t you believe that? There is NO evidence. They’re not gunna show up to court and do this 🤷🏻‍♀️.

@SP-vp1wh

2 ай бұрын

That is an Arizona case. Lori is waiting trial for that.

People say he was stoic, they tell you to not make faces stay facing forward don’t look around too much. Don’t react to anything.

@kathleenp9643

2 ай бұрын

There is stoic and there is robotic. He was robotic and so were his kids.

@janetshemaryahu5529

2 ай бұрын

Inhuman.

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

It’s been said but NORMAL ppl will have SOME reaction when their dead wife’s picture comes up or gorey pics of de@d children. He was de@d inside tho. That’s not abiding by the court- that’s psych0pathy.

I'm sorry, he's a bad guy, but he was found guilty way before trial, he was set up. And wasn't around. No one crrstes a case and then changes autopsy

I have the name of the movie I titled my film James and Helena!!! Calm before the Storm**

I went for a month. Took the rap, blame and all responsibility to protect someone else. The prosecutor knew that but I would not admit it and knew that I would not be punished as bad as the other. 51 years old then, my fellow inmates named me og grandma, bec was for a few plants in my garden. Yes its very doable. CT has a very strict military like womans prison system. My biggest lesson was that most of the girls are good people who made bad decisions. Now bec of this case, I would like to volunteer for the innocence project. Bec bottom line, its all about the money.

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

What in the world are you talking about 😂

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

I realise how this is overwhelming etc. but saying they felt what the victims felt is ridiculous. They made the right decision but what a group of softies.

@kateashby3066

2 ай бұрын

It’s called empathy. You should give it a try sometime.

@tanyam.2982

2 ай бұрын

It's called empathy, which clearly you have none.

I wouldn’t have had a problem making that DP decision for CD. I wouldn’t give it a second thought! I can’t say that about almost anyone else. Since I’m not a supported of the DP UNLESS there’s no other possibility. This case shows us there wasn’t any other possibility. It’s disappointing Lori didn’t get the same sentence. She had a bigger duty to her children than anyone else in the world!