Hannah, the presiding juror in Chad Daybell's trial, speaks out in emotional interview 

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I concur ‼️

Agreed! ❤

Perfectly said ❤

They did an important job that needed doing. I sure wouldn't want all that horrible testimony and evidence stuck in my brain. It would be so painful. I feel very sorry for the 12 on that jury. They did their very best under awful circumstances. I hope they can all get therapy when they want it.

I guess credit to the prosecution and defense for choosing the right people. It seems to me that most people are self-absorbed trash. They seemed to pick fair, thoughtful, open people. That's who should be on juries.

Really?

@@mzgizzhe’s just a troll. Further down he was saying women shouldn’t be allowed to serve on juries.

@@SuzanneBarthelemy Thank you again.

Chad thinks he is an all _-seeing god. He thinks he is sooo important. That all his schizophrenia thoughts were reality.. Chad is a really sick messed up individual.. poor Tammy JJ n Tylee.. Chad is a MONSTER

@@SuzanneBarthelemy Who murdered Charles Vallow?

I agree 100%.

Perfectly stated! 🥰

Amen!

Awesome, perfectly stated comment… thanks! 💜👍🌸

Very well said, thank you.

Such beautiful words!

Idk if they did though. The guilty verdict, yes. But death.. I’m so scared Chad will think of himself as a martyr. “Jesus was prosecuted and executed”. Yeah.. he’ll use that to comfort himself. He’ll use that to convince himself and his children/followers that he IS like Jesus.

@@BMarie774 I get that, but he will have limited access to the outside world now with being on death row. Hopefully less communication with Emma (who could be the bigger danger now potentially. Anyway, he will have A LOT of alone time, which for someone like him who needs admiration, he won't be getting. He won't have the ability to pontificate anymore. At first I was just wanting him to suffer with life in prison and being in a general prison population and maybe some "prison Justice" but DP could be more of a punishment mentally for him. The jurors followed the legal rules by answering the questions and arrived at DP.

​@@Hadacattoo2My thoughts exactly.

So simply but exquisitely said!

What a spot on and beautifully stated comment tdbarton7712❤️💔

I hope everyone can return to work and life w support

Agree! I am all for the jurors in high profile cases.

Nate has proven himself along with Lauren and Dr. John Mathias. There had better be some News and Documentary Emmy nominations sprinkled around the coverage of these cases.

@@tdbarton7712same with Gigi from Pretty Lies and Justin Lum. All great journalists with the upmost integrity 😊

​@@tdbarton7712 completely agree

@@jackselle4607 Yes, I agree. Gigi and Justin are all part of the inclusive coverage of this heinous crime spree.

It feels like a tragedy for these young jurors who went over some overwhelmingly evil things bless them all🙏

@@lancemontgomery7193 like sending young men to war. You cannot unsee what you've seen 😔

Yes, i think many people are.. its so so weird... she shows no signs of fear, shock, anxiety that bodies were found... its so weird...i wonder what were the kids thinking...🤔

Yeah....I think the psychologists I've heard on this subject all agree that Chad's family was extremely "enmeshed." So Emma is like a stepford child; she mimics the demeanor and beliefs of her father. IMO each subsequent generation in an enmeshed family presents with increasingly bizarre and robotic behavior in the midst of what would normally be highly personal and emotional reaction. Emma is not her own self, it seems. I hope she can find herself but that road will be very difficult.

@@cynthiagimbel6590 Hopefully, someone can get them the help they need, and hopefully they can be deprogrammed!

Nate, thank you for covering this trial for us. I will be interested in how Emma and all of Chad's children are doing going forward. Just a suggestion for another story. Again thank you.

I think Emma was trama bonded to Chad. If you study the personality of a narcissistic personality disorder, Chad fits the description - no empathy, having a great need to control others. Saying whatever was necessary to built their image they present to others.

Echoing this from Houston, TX!

Same here from the bluegrass state Kentucky ! 👏👏👏

Agreed ~ Wichita, KS here. :)

Notice how every single juror has also explained how they waited and hoped for something from the defense that would make them see the case differently? And that when they deliberated, they tested each element, making sure the evidence was there and asking the group if there was any possible doubt? They did a great job. It's airtight.

If the police paid more attention to Charles in that video, maybe none of this would have happened.

my impression has been they meant they were longing for some kind of explanation or sign of humanity on a personal level, not that they held it against him in deliberating

My opinion is that Chad still lives in his crazy fantasy world, and is expecting a miracle or the end of the world to save him and prove him as a prophet. Maybe he is imitating Jesus, who did not answer his accusers. Something is totally inhuman about that man.

Just so ppl know……if you think Chad would ever get an appeal??!! = He’s the 1 who won’t!!

They can discuss what Chad did or didn't say in making their determination of guilt or innocence.

That is not a "valid appeal". The jury saying they wished Chad testified is not the same as saying his silence helped prove his guilt. Obviously, this jury relied on the evidence presented at trial to find him guilty. An appeal in this situation would have to show that Chad's testimony could have swayed jurors toward a different verdict. This jury wanted to hear from the defendant in the spirit of inquiry-- that's it. I think most jurors would. Juries are told the defense doesn't have to prove innocence; Chad getting up there to blame others or to try & convince someone he's innocent would have little, if any, affect. The state had to prove his guilt regardless & this jury decided the state did that.

So many people, and especially the jury, listened daily for hours and weeks! Having their hearts be emotionally, repeatedly, put into pain. . . I wish Lori could feel suffering! Make her have to listen, like the jury did! to this painful evidence daily, for weeks. . . I'd like to see how Lori felt finding out their actions caused Chad the death sentence. Lori's really probably past feeling.

That wasn’t part of her experience as a juror as Lori’s statement was part of Lori’s trial. Perhaps she has not yet seen that. I’d say it’s appropriate for Hannah to stick to her experience of Chad’s trial and to focus the discussion solely on that, rather than speculating on another trial and defendants intentions.

💯 It's also a bit odd that folks don't just say 'foreperson'. Been in use for decades. 😊

If you're contacted for jury duty, you have to show up, or they will put a warrant out to make you appear in front of the judge.

@@nettie3485 Unfortunately I know. I had a Sheriff show up looking for me.

I don’t understand your last sentence.

@@gigib8849 Just an observation. Every juror lied saying they weren’t familiar with the case.

Yeah the Real Dark one !!

Thank you so VERY MUCH, I'll have to look them up. ❤

Yes, she’s very beautiful and she looks like an angel. 😊 I’m sure that irked Prior!