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Justice for Tylee Ryan, JJ Vallow, Charles Vallow, Tammy Daybell and Joe Ryan

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Armstrong Laura
3 years ago

Justice for the world's children.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Please allow cameras in the courtroom.

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Mandah matuschak
3 years ago

As a next of kin of a separate murder trial families should have every right to be there to speak for our victims as we become a victim too!

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Vonda Kaye VanDyke
3 years ago

Please allow cameras in the courtroom during the trial and allow Kay Woodcock, who is both a victim and a witness, to sit in the courtroom during the trial.

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Betsy Simmons
3 years ago

Praying for y’all

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Faith Nicholson
3 years ago

By keeping legal proceedings in the public eye, it promotes accountability in maintaining a fair and just criminal justice system. The defendant has a right to a public trial, and the public has a separate right to attend trials. These rights are found in the First and Sixth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. One of the other purposes served by this right is that it allows the public to see justice done. After a serious crime, there’s often a degree of public outrage: When people can attend a trial or read a news account of it, they’re assured that crimes are being prosecuted.

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Cindy Mason-Willians
3 years ago

The children need justice.

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Mary M Grose
3 years ago

The court should allow full coverage of the Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow Daybell trials to be viewed by the public on any media platform. They should not have a say since they were the cause of these heinous deaths of those beautiful children, Tylee, JJ, Chads wife Tammy and Loris husband Charles. Please let the public view the trials.

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marlene miller
3 years ago

What does the prosecution have to hide?

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JAN Campbell
3 years ago

C'mon man! You're acting like Biden and his OBSURDITY.

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Dom
3 years ago

Justice for the innocent, death for the guilty

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Brandon Woolstenhulme
3 years ago

Justice for the innocent

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Kezza
3 years ago

I pray& hope that justice happens for them

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Jodi Marie Domingue
3 years ago

I think it should be fair to have cameras in the courtroom because this is a major major crime and that involves an autistic child please from one autistic person to you please I just found out that I am somehow linked not by blood but by marriage somehow to Joshua JJ Vallow. We've been waiting for this for a long time and it's not fair but I do understand why you're doing what you're doing because you don't need a mistrial but in another way who cares they're both guilty of doing the horrible things they did to them especially to one child that did not belong to them his real mom is dead now because they killed her baby and I don't even understand why JJ was even still with that B Lori!!

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Laura Rotondo
3 years ago

Please at least have the now separate trial for Chad be televised or live streamed if we are not going to have any cameras or videos for the trial this April. It is not too late. This whole thing is so complicated, and the world needs to know all the facts about it. Friends and family of Tylee, JJ, Charles, and Tammy who can’t afford to be physically in the court room deserve to see this important. The cameras can just be kept off the jury members but on everything else. Justice for JJ, Tylee, Charles, and Tammy.

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Susan Huffman
3 years ago

This trial needs to be live streamed for everyone to be able to watch! Everyone around the world sat & worried about Tylee & JJ the entire time they were missing! We want to watch the process of the court as Lori Vallow/Daybell is brought to Justice for the crimes she took part in. Thank you!

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Jessica Jorgensen
3 years ago

Justice and peace for the victims and their families. The prosecuted should have no privileges over the wake of their destruction!

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Natalie Bair Williams
3 years ago

please get the cameras back in the courtroom for this trial.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

we the public deserve to see this trial televised 100% agree with kay and larry woodcock on this.

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Anita Keeler
3 years ago

Please allow cameras in the courtroom.