Justice for Tylee Ryan, JJ Vallow, Charles Vallow, Tammy Daybell and Joe Ryan
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Brenda Ford
3 years ago
show us justice the world needs to know and the family deserves to watch!
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Aisha Malik
3 years ago
This needs to be done for the family who want to support everyone and not everyone can afford to be there in person!!
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Cathi Christensen
3 years ago
Cameras in the courtroom for the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Transparency removes all doubt.
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Jamee Gardner
3 years ago
Secret court hearings breed suspicions. We the people are worried you are not handling this matter properly and it’s our constitutional right to watch what you’re doing to make sure it’s all above board. Idaho seems corrupt in its dealings on a regular basis and this makes it much worse. Prove you are a constitutionally correct court by allowing cameras in the courtroom so this can be public and the victim’s family flung far and wide can be part of it.
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Jennetta Shier
3 years ago
Please let justice ⚖️ ring true for the victims and the families in this tragedy
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Melissa G Brown
3 years ago
We the people I have the right to view the courtroom and the proceedings. Also so many family members are involved that it would make it so much easier for them not to have to fly out there.
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Lauri A Smith
3 years ago
I believe allowing cameras in the courtroom for vallow/daybell trial is important to the citizens of the United States.
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Susan Leach
3 years ago
Please allow cameras in the court room as we the public should be allowed to view the proceedings. Thank you!
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Patricia a Burton
3 years ago
Please have cameras so the public can have justice in this xase
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Annie Hallam
3 years ago
Please allow cameras in The courtroom! There have been a lot higher profile cases with cameras in the court room! The family and public have a right to watch!
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Heather Chaisson
3 years ago
Please consider this for all the victims. They have rights too
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Anonymous
3 years ago
It’s in the public interest to see this trial is done fair and to teh letter of the law
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Please allow cameras in the court so that those affected by the actions of Daybell and Vallow can follow the trial without incurring huge expenses and stress
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Kelly Travis
3 years ago
Justice for Tylee and JJ!!
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Carol
3 years ago
Please allow cameras in the courtroom.
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Camala Bailey
3 years ago
The public has the right to know what our justice system is doing and how it being done.
Yes the Daybells have a right to a fair trial, that comes from the layers and the facts they have gathered, not from the public watching a trial on T.V., those victims deserve justice and the public has the right to see how that justice is handled by our legal system and the people of our justice system.
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LISA MCCARTHY
3 years ago
We the people deserve the right to watch this trial!
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Heidi moldovan
3 years ago
Family members and friends of the victims who cannot make it to be there every day should be able to see hate going on.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
We need this
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Suzanne Roberge
3 years ago
I've been praying for these children & invested in what happened to them since they were first reported missing. I am continuing to pray that they will receive justice. (& Tammy too) They came to matter to me in those early days and I care. I'd appreciate being able to be in the courtroom, even virtually. Thank you.
show us justice the world needs to know and the family deserves to watch!
This needs to be done for the family who want to support everyone and not everyone can afford to be there in person!!
Cameras in the courtroom for the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Transparency removes all doubt.
Secret court hearings breed suspicions. We the people are worried you are not handling this matter properly and it’s our constitutional right to watch what you’re doing to make sure it’s all above board. Idaho seems corrupt in its dealings on a regular basis and this makes it much worse. Prove you are a constitutionally correct court by allowing cameras in the courtroom so this can be public and the victim’s family flung far and wide can be part of it.
Please let justice ⚖️ ring true for the victims and the families in this tragedy
We the people I have the right to view the courtroom and the proceedings. Also so many family members are involved that it would make it so much easier for them not to have to fly out there.
I believe allowing cameras in the courtroom for vallow/daybell trial is important to the citizens of the United States.
Please allow cameras in the court room as we the public should be allowed to view the proceedings. Thank you!
Please have cameras so the public can have justice in this xase
Please allow cameras in The courtroom! There have been a lot higher profile cases with cameras in the court room! The family and public have a right to watch!
Please consider this for all the victims. They have rights too
It’s in the public interest to see this trial is done fair and to teh letter of the law
Please allow cameras in the court so that those affected by the actions of Daybell and Vallow can follow the trial without incurring huge expenses and stress
Justice for Tylee and JJ!!
Please allow cameras in the courtroom.
The public has the right to know what our justice system is doing and how it being done. Yes the Daybells have a right to a fair trial, that comes from the layers and the facts they have gathered, not from the public watching a trial on T.V., those victims deserve justice and the public has the right to see how that justice is handled by our legal system and the people of our justice system.
We the people deserve the right to watch this trial!
Family members and friends of the victims who cannot make it to be there every day should be able to see hate going on.
We need this
I've been praying for these children & invested in what happened to them since they were first reported missing. I am continuing to pray that they will receive justice. (& Tammy too) They came to matter to me in those early days and I care. I'd appreciate being able to be in the courtroom, even virtually. Thank you.