Real Lawyer Reacts: Another Daybell Juror Speaks And Gives A Very Interesting Perspective 

Nate did some great interviews with these jurors. We call him Nateline❤ Thank you Peter for giving us your input.

There's little to no praise for court personnel, I'm glad he is giving them the credit and appreciation that's due.

As a circuit court clerk, seeing him give appreciation to the people that are making things happen behind the scenes is very thoughtful. It’s a thankless job and it’s nice that someone sees all that is put into cases.

Yes, yes, we want more of these juror talking! Thank you for including them! You're the best!

Peter- I would love for you to reach out to Nate Eaton and have a dialogue. You are both neutral, give the facts, and educate your viewers. What I love about both of you is that you will sit with those you disagree with as well. We need more of that in the United States. It’s okay to disagree, just don’t be disrespectful. One never knows what they might learn!

He's very eloquent and good communicator.

You can feel the heaviness he still feels. I’m sure it was very traumatic and going to take a while to process everything they’ve just been through.

This was the best interview, intelligent man..emotional interview

The admiration and respect you give to jurors is both impressive and heartwarming because you are showing empathy for what they have to deal with. Thank you for that!

Keep up with the juror interviews please! I recently was on a jury and I love hearing their perspectives.

I don’t know what this jurors background is but he’s an effective and engaging speaker. He seems like a very nice person. I’m grateful the victims had someone like him to help bring justice in a thoughtful way.

I’m with you on how compassionate the jury has been towards the Daybell kids. I think those kids were completely brainwashed, completely traumatized by the events that upended their lives, and desperate to save the only parent they have left. I hope that they will return to their maternal family, who clearly loves them.

All that “Aw Shucks I have to look up words” they saw right through it as arrogance. Prior has had 4 years on this and KNOWS NOTHING about Chads silly beliefs or his religion? I didn’t buy it for a second.

Chad is so coldblooded and heartless. He showed no emotions when the poor family members were crying and hurting. I'm so happy the judge and bailiffs treated the jurors so well.

I am strongly anti-death penalty for several reasons and I admire these jurors for the thought they put into their decisions, even when it seems obvious.

These jurors are Idaho strong…. Very gracious and very intelligent and very kind and I couldn’t have asked for a better jury… I’m glad they didn’t wait a year

Peter: *uploads juror interview breakdown* Nate: *immediately uploads another juror interview that we will of course want broken down* 🤣 Thank you for doing these, Peter! Your perspective + Nate's questions + all of the thoughts from these jurors have been so fascinating to dive into this week. We appreciate you.

It would be interesting to see Chads jury and Loris jury meet up and discuss things with each other.

I don’t think a capital crime has been stopped because a psycho was concerned about the death penalty at the time. That is, I think it’s 100% punitive & 0% deterrent. 🤷‍♂️

I love watching the juror interviews because the bring insight to the part of trial that we rarely get to see

I'm enjoying your reaction to the jury interviews so please continue. Nate had the head juror today. It was great

That double negative had me using all of my brain cells. It wasn’t until the third time that they read the statement that I was confident I understood what was happening 😂

Always looking forward to these. We’re doing Nate/Peter double features each night at my house right now to close out the Daybell trial. Thank you for your perspective and education! I’ve heard Nate read a couple chats shouting you out. I hope one day for an EIN/LYK interview sometime, you would’ve been a great resource over there for several trial questions asked along the way.

Very interested in hearing the jurors experience and their prospective

I adore this juror. I hope if I ever need a jury trial, I get a jury like Blake. What a man! ♥️😊

These amazing jury members, law enforcement, prosecution and Judge showed more love and humanity to the children and Tammy than Chat and Lorie ever could. This whole team worked to get justice for them. Amazing people. In the end the good in people destroyed the evil. ❤❤❤

I appreciate the Juror interviews! Plus, jurors/juries are always the underlying theme of LYK content, Peter! You’re the perfect person to cover these clips, too, as a Lawyer and you get to have insight on something you’re usually on the other side of (if that makes sense) So yes please to more/any Juror interviews 😊

If there are more juror interviews, I'd love to hear your perspective! Thanks for this.

Another great juror interview. Love the plan his wife put in place for him at the end of each day. Great example for others to follow.

I like to hear everything about what goes on with trials, everyone involved, especially getting into the minds of the jurors.

❓ ❓ If Lori LOVED her kids, if Chad had REAL faith-even if they believed in demons-would the have said, “God, please give us a perfectly orchestrated plan to SAVE the children” ❓ ❓

I find these juror interviews fascinating

After hearing him I kept wondering if he was the for person. Then saw Hannah’s interview today. This gentleman is good with his thinking and well spoken.

Yes, we're still watching your juror videos! I'm not following the Karen Reed case, but I love your content, so please keep the Daybell videos coming. Thank you!

I think that it’s important to hear all we can from a jury who experienced sentencing someone to death as it doesn’t come around every day. Thank you Peter!

I’m so grateful to you for talking about this interview especially! Your comments help validate my reactions and thought process. You really are a remarkable person, Peter! Thank you so much!

I love your gut reaction viewpoints. Yes! keep doing the recaps! You really help to broaden our understanding of the courtroom.

This juror was well spoken, intelligent, really spoke well of his co-jurors, and how they handled their verdict decision making process. You can see how it still affects him talking about it, but gave excellent insight into how they handled themselves. He also complimented the bailiffs and the Judge. I felt for him as he is still processing his experience. As always, Nate did a great job in this interview. Thank you Peter for your perspective.

Love these! Thank you for covering this and your legal insight! ❤

Peter please continue to review the juror interviews in the Daybell trial. These are fascinating!!

I feel like giving him a big hug .He is traumatised. Lovely man .

Some people just step up when needed!! That’s so amazing!! We need these people!!

He was a really well spoken, articulate interviewee, however, do not take a shot every time he says "Nate" before he begins to speak his answer. 😂

It has been so informative hearing how these jurors went through this process. Thank you Peter!

I think that he was implying that he knew it was a big deal because of there being 50 of them after the initial selection process and not because he knew about the case itself.

Love that you are giving Nate credit. He has done an awesome job on this case! So have you Peter. Thank you

Thanks for covering the interviews

This was amazing to watch and see how jurors process information.

I NEVER get tired of watching your videos related to this case in any way at all.

Absolutely follow the daybell jurors exceedingly intelligent group

I had seen this interview and I really like your going through and explaining. Thx!

I like your breaking it down. This case probably taught me more about the court system than anything else.

Yes, these are interesting. I'm not tired of them yet.

Nate is such a good interviewer. He is so respectful ❤❤

This was my favorite juror interview.

I love hearing all the jurors and Nate is amazing so keep doing the great videos! 😊❤

I like your analysis of these things.

Nate has the foreman, Hannah out now.

Chad and Lori drank their own Kool-Aid

Do lawyers ever turn down clients because they are just disgusted?

What did you expect? These WERE Chad’s peers. Of course he’s for law enforcement. Chad was a law abiding Mormon until he broke bad.

What a lovely person. Appreciate everything he has gone through and his humility

Hey Peter, I am very much enjoying your breakdown of these juror interviews. Thank you for taking the time.

What an amazing guy. Wow. He couldn’t have gotten a more fair and intelligent jury. They seemed grounded, open minded, and honest. Perfect example of a strong jury in the midst of horrific crimes. Kudos to them. Thanks!!!!

I wonder what the jurors on the Karen Read case will say. Normally we'd tend to trust LE and the basic physical facts in a case, but there's too many mistakes by the state/LE that I couldn't convict someone of any crime. I hope we get to hear from their perspective, especially if they can't come to a verdict.

Let’s celebrate defense attorneys too! Presumption of innocence people!! It’s a hugely important tenet in our country. You never know when it might affect your family or friends!!

I find it interesting that you commented on how gracious the jurors were, ie. even the witnesses ( like the Daybell children), that gave testimony that they didn't believe, they still felt sorrow for them. I don't want to sound prejudicial, or make this about age, but I believe having a balance of ages on a jury of this kind is helpful. For many of us, who are in this gentleman 's age group, we were taught to gather information by listening not only to what was said, but what was not said, by their nonverbal communication and the way something is said. Even if a person is lying, you can tell a lot about that person by the kind of lies they are telling, and why. We weren't brought up learning information on 20 second sound bites. I think that fact is especially applicable when it comes to the Daybell children being called as witnesses. The jury may not have believed them, but they could read the situation and between the lines, and learn a lot about Chad by the kinds of lies the children were telling. I think Defense attorneys ought to take this fact into consideration when putting relatives or close friends on the stand.

i dont think this juror so much was hungry to be on the jury and enforce justice, but rather he was confident in his ability to be an honest, impartial juror/knew the importance of this part of our legal system. Also probably mentally prepared to "roll with punches" of an unknowing time commitment and horrible details. I'll be honest, the first couple days i would probably be miserable and maybe in a down mood of "why me? this is the last thing i want to do"; where as this guy is ready. (just fyi i mean that i would be full on and do my best if i was in the siuation but still not happy with haha)

The one today (jury foreperson) was meh. Not sure it is worth watching

Prior was doing his job and deserves credit for his stamina doing it all by himself, every witness, every objection and cross. But also the jurors found his behaviour to be rude and arrogant and his theatrics to be annoying.

Peter, if you get a chance watch the interview with the foreperson Hannah. She’s young and soft spoken but she did a GREAT job of letting everyone talk, process and listen.

Oh man, if ppl sought to work as fed/state gov reps did so primarily bc they were motivated by civic duty, w/o multi-million $ campaigns, & were paid a reasonable wage + benefits based on cost of living/median income where they lived, I think we'd all be a lot better off.

How many people think a member of the Karen Read jury will thank the prosecution during their post verdict interview?

I agree with this juror, the reason his adult kids said what they did was based in fear. Some in our chats tend to be very judgmental toward them. But I saw it as a "no win" situation. It's unbelievable how damaging it is to grow up in a home that dominates your thoughts. It will take them a long time to see that it's good to have the freedom to think for yourself! ❤

I’m pro police but I also can’t stand most of them in the Karen reed case. So I guess I’m just pro doing your job well!

Something about this juror strikes me as performative. Not that hes not being truthful about his experience but he clearly likes the trial participation and it feeds his hobby. He seems practiced

This man is a beautiful human. I’ve enjoyed hearing his and the others juror’s perspectives.

This man is a beautiful human. I’ve enjoyed hearing his and the others juror’s perspectives.

30:15 Peter the difference between a jury and a political body is if the political body resolves the problems they are now out of a job...so they just create or perpetuate trouble to continue to have a reason to exist and continue to get paid. A jury has a life they want to get back to, and no one is going to get rich off 5-15 dollars a day.

Each time I have listened I have thought seeing such evil makes good more visible in contrast. So glad they came away with the good being magnified.

This is a very compassionate, emotional, intelligent and wellspoken guy. Feel he is an amazing guy. I hope they all find some way to recover and put everything in its place. I can only imagine how life changing this trial has been for them. I can totally understand it being extremely, extremely taxing and draining for jurors who have no experience with any of this, not the stringent court regime, all the evidence shown and can't talk about any of it. Peter I sure can understand that these things can be hard for lawyers as well but tbh it is totally not comparable to unprepaired regular human beings.

It’s beyond exhausting. It’s not about sitting and being in court all day- it’s about the pressure eif making sure you don’t miss a single vital detail, then the emotional exhaustion from all the evidence showing that children were brutally murdered. I can’t even imagine how exhausted they must STILL be. Glad they are given therapy. I think it should be more tho.

Peter, would you be willing to look at the appeal that Prior filed and analyze it and whether there could be anything that might cause anything to be overturned?

This juror was so awesome. Praying he heals from this experience.

Oh Peter I see u trying not to cry. I sobbed thru so much of this… you have such a BIG HEART, like me … I k ow u are an OUTSTANDING LAWYER 💙

Absolutely love your channel… it’s now in my top 3. Thanks for the great work!!

That was very interesting . We usually don’t get this much insight into what the jury noticed in testimony. I think that this jury did a great job weighing evidence. Great interview by Nate Eaton.

YES please … recap these videos! Thank you, Peter ⛳️⛳️⛳️

I know we all wanna watch these interviews but I’m so glad that Nate and whoever else is offering them this platform as I assume it helps them to release a lot of this energy they’ve been holding in for the most part. I hope it helps him/them heal! ❤️😢

I’m fascinated by watching jurors!

When I first saw this I thought he was the judge. He looks like the judge, and he sounds like the judge, he threw me off.

Keep them coming! The lead juror Hannah was interviewed too.

I’m digging all the new shirts! Tell Whitney good job!!

Nate just put up the interview with the Daybell jury foreperson. I would like you to review that one too. Thank you ❤

Fantastic jurors. Bar none. Amazing.

Very very proud of these people!!

I always love Nate. The juror seems like such a kind man.

Such a well run trial, considering the magnitude and heavy responsibility these civilians took on for the benefit of bringing justice for the victims and society at large. This was a shining example of how our justice system can work - when *everyone* who plays a role in the courtroom does their job and treats their responsibilities with the dignity, respect and integrity required. I’m grateful to the jurors who are coming forward and sharing their experiences and to Peter for covering this! *This is really important, especially in light of the current Karen Read trial and the latest ‘Miss Becky’ shenanigans!

Love the juror videos ❤❤❤ adore you and this awesome channel

Thank you for your input, it's really great to get the legal perspective on these comments. Nate spoke with the juror foreperson today that was really interesting.