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

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Karri Gans
3 years ago

The victims & community deserve answers & to witness Justice regardless of their ability to attend a two month trial.

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Raylene Gibbs Van Leeuwen
3 years ago Featured

Courts are supposed to be public. There should be no fear in having designated cameras in the court room. This would also prevent a ton of misinformation, lies, and mayhem. We people will know the truth because we see and hear it ourselves.

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Mona Morin
3 years ago

Please allow for cameras in this court hearing. Most importantly,not all family members or people close to those involved are able to attend these hearings but want and need to be a part of it. By allowing cameras in the courtroom it enables them to be there without actually being there. This is a high profile case and globally people have been following this from the very beginning and would like to see it through

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Billie Miskowiec
3 years ago

I can no longer rely on CNN to accurately bring me the news. They report one thing and than I see a video of the very same thing and it turns out they lied. I want to see this for myself. I do not want to rely on so called journalists to relay to me versions of the events. We as American citizens have a right to see each and every trial that happens. Public trials should be open to the public. Being there will be thousands of people who would like to sit in on the trial and there are not enough seats, you really must accommodate the rest of us by allowing us to see it in real time on TV or Internet. I don't want to hear sound bites taken out of context. I want to see it all. I believe the Supreme Court agrees with everyone who signs this petition.

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Debra Hayes
3 years ago

Please allow cameras in the courtroom. The victims’ families deserve the ability to access the procedure fairly. Without undue financial stress.

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Janice HUDDLESTON
3 years ago

Please allow cameras for the family's sake! PLEASE!!!

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Lisa Castillo
3 years ago

#Justice for Jj, Tylee, Tammy and Charles.

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Sharon Karrels
3 years ago

Please for the survivors allow a video link. Thank you

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Melissa Barnhart
3 years ago

Show compassion for the families of the victims, please allow cameras in the courtroom

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Jennifer Marie Ray
3 years ago

The public has a right to view what is happening in the courtroom in this case as well as the families of the victims

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Debbi Smith
3 years ago

Cameras please!!

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Elizabeth Bond
3 years ago

Honorable Judge Boyce, please find it in your heart to broadcast this trial even if it is just broadcast to immediate family members who are unable to travel and attend the trial. Don't forget ALL the innocent victims in this case. Thank you kindly.

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Kathryn K Gross
3 years ago

Please for the sake of family and friends, you cannot be there in person, please live stream the actual trial of Lori and Chad Daybell. I understand the not transmitting the pre-trials, but for the actual trial, there’s no one to protect from knowing what’s happening, because the jurors have already been chosen. So please stream this for the family, this trial is so long that it would be terribly expensive for them to be there every day

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Kimberly Ackerman
3 years ago

Praying the Judge will have a change of heart for all these grieving families. JUSTICE for JJ & TYLEE❤️

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kath park
3 years ago

Allow the families to view the Vallow Daybell trial by live streaming.

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Ramla M Farah
3 years ago

I want to see this trial move forward. The victims of this case deserve to be seen because they are not heard anymore. We need to see what both perpetrators have done. We need accountability, and cameras will achieve that.

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Dawn E McAbee
3 years ago

They took the world away from those babes and adults...they should have to face that world.

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Francine Best
3 years ago

Yes to cameras.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

We need cameras in the courtroom for this trial

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Mary Kugler
3 years ago

I understand the preliminary hearings having no cameras in the courtroom, but the trial needs to have cameras so those family members and friends that cannot afford to attend in person can watch it. #LoveAlwaysWins