Justice for Tylee Ryan, JJ Vallow, Charles Vallow, Tammy Daybell and Joe Ryan
582 Comments
A
Angela Bogart
3 years ago
Please allow cameras in the court room!!!
K
Katy Hicks
3 years ago
We.deserve to hear the truth!
A
Anonymous
3 years ago
Let the world see Justice for the alleged victims.
P
Patty Nelligan
3 years ago
They need to be visable. Let the world watch them. I wantcto see LIVE COVERAGE when the guilty verdict and sentencing come in. Death row here they come!
A
Ashley Rodriguez
3 years ago
This was nation wide coverage and people want to know what happened
D
Darla Miller
3 years ago
Please.
D
Deborah De Vries
3 years ago
Seems more justice for the accused than the victims.
D
Debra Milton
3 years ago
Please allow the cameras in court these two deserve to face public rage.
B
Barb Westover
3 years ago
Judge Boyce please reverse the no camera that was issued previously. Even if we could see and follow the people in the stand, and not see Lori or Chad, it would be appreciated. Thanks
C
Carol a costage
3 years ago
This is not important to just a few but to all of us
S
Sherrynne Wegerbauer
3 years ago
The Public interest in this case is world wide
Cameras and live streaming of the entire trial should be available to the Taxpayers that are funding this trial. Nothing should be hidden from the public we want and deserve to see justice for Tylee and Joshua the slain victims. It should be broadcast from the court Room.
T
Tonia Shenkel
3 years ago
We want full transparency...it seems to much has been hidden and the public has the right to view the trial. As big as this case is not everyone can fit in the courtroom or the courthouse for that fact. And who can take 3 months off from their job to attend the trial
A
Audrey Jordan
3 years ago
I believe it's important for us to see the proceedings.
S
Susan Mcknight
3 years ago
Cameras in courtroom n release the sealed documents.
R
R Elmer
3 years ago
What are they trying to conceal by shutting down public access. Transparency should always be the norm. Taxpayers are funding this and should have the right to view. Stop giving these murderers more privileges.
S
Sue Dixon
3 years ago
Please allow live streaming of the Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell case. There are so many friends and relatives of both of these people and their victims who want to be in court in person but can't afford to be there for numerous reasons. It would ease the burden of those who are able to be in court so they don't have to relay messages to so many others. With the length of this trial, it places a huge burden on those families.
A
Anonymous
3 years ago
Come on judge, let us see trial participation.
D
Dee Eldridge
3 years ago
The public who have followed this case from the beginning ..the supporters of justice for jj,tylee,Tammy, Charles,Joe, loris sister ,the woodcock and family n friends deserve to see and hear every minute....and have closure
D
Debra Herbst
3 years ago
The people deserve to see and hear the trial. This should be are right.
L
Linda Stuart
3 years ago
Please allow live streaming of the Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell case. There are so many friends and relatives of both of these people and their victims who want to be in court in person but can't afford to be there for numerous reasons. It would ease the burden of those who are able to be in court so they don't have to relay messages to so many others. With the length of this trial, it places a huge burden on those families.
Please allow cameras in the court room!!!
We.deserve to hear the truth!
Let the world see Justice for the alleged victims.
They need to be visable. Let the world watch them. I wantcto see LIVE COVERAGE when the guilty verdict and sentencing come in. Death row here they come!
This was nation wide coverage and people want to know what happened
Please.
Seems more justice for the accused than the victims.
Please allow the cameras in court these two deserve to face public rage.
Judge Boyce please reverse the no camera that was issued previously. Even if we could see and follow the people in the stand, and not see Lori or Chad, it would be appreciated. Thanks
This is not important to just a few but to all of us
The Public interest in this case is world wide Cameras and live streaming of the entire trial should be available to the Taxpayers that are funding this trial. Nothing should be hidden from the public we want and deserve to see justice for Tylee and Joshua the slain victims. It should be broadcast from the court Room.
We want full transparency...it seems to much has been hidden and the public has the right to view the trial. As big as this case is not everyone can fit in the courtroom or the courthouse for that fact. And who can take 3 months off from their job to attend the trial
I believe it's important for us to see the proceedings.
Cameras in courtroom n release the sealed documents.
What are they trying to conceal by shutting down public access. Transparency should always be the norm. Taxpayers are funding this and should have the right to view. Stop giving these murderers more privileges.
Please allow live streaming of the Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell case. There are so many friends and relatives of both of these people and their victims who want to be in court in person but can't afford to be there for numerous reasons. It would ease the burden of those who are able to be in court so they don't have to relay messages to so many others. With the length of this trial, it places a huge burden on those families.
Come on judge, let us see trial participation.
The public who have followed this case from the beginning ..the supporters of justice for jj,tylee,Tammy, Charles,Joe, loris sister ,the woodcock and family n friends deserve to see and hear every minute....and have closure
The people deserve to see and hear the trial. This should be are right.
Please allow live streaming of the Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell case. There are so many friends and relatives of both of these people and their victims who want to be in court in person but can't afford to be there for numerous reasons. It would ease the burden of those who are able to be in court so they don't have to relay messages to so many others. With the length of this trial, it places a huge burden on those families.