Real Lawyer Reacts: Nate Eaton Interviews One of Lori Vallows Jurors - What Can Chad Daybell Learn?

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@seeingcrystal Месяц назад

Nate Eaton should get an Award for covering these cases. Hes done a professional and excellent job

@Simplehomeschoollife Месяц назад

I agree. He has been formally recognized and it is well deserved. I don’t know what awards but he has received a few.

@jeanc.65 Месяц назад

💯

@bronfoth Месяц назад

He's done a fabulous job. I've been following since he he started posting about this case in Dec 2019 / Jan 2020. I like to follow the source and hi summaries are excellent.

@PollyF25 Месяц назад

And he is an online-only news outlet. Outstanding person and professionalism.

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

@@PollyF25he’s literally the only news I’ll watch and I’m from so-cal 😂 everything he covers is local to Id.

@Wulfe156 Месяц назад

Nate did an awesome interview with this juror. The aftermath of what jurors go through in these cases changes them.

@The_CR_Phil Месяц назад

I watched the entire interview. If I were wrongfully accused of a crime, I'd love to have her on the jury.

@how_about_naw Месяц назад

Same, I was very impressed by her perspectives on her service.

@nana-ly9mw Месяц назад

where have all the 🎼 honest people gone ... 🎵 ... walking over the hill with Abraham, Martin and John ... yo nana, 1950

@sophielc.4508 Месяц назад

Indeed! It was the first I was able to put myself on a juror's shoes in terms of the importance and commitment to the duty. Let's pray and hope that justice will be served on Chad Daybell's case too. Cheers!

@richdenisevangessel1999 Месяц назад

This juror had the right perspective on the trial. She is remarkable and real about how she felt.

@LisaFerguson-lw8il Месяц назад

Nate Eaton was the reporter who confronted Lori & Chad on the Beach in Hawaii. He told Police exactly where they were staying. I'm not even American but I'm one of the many thousands who subscribed to East Idaho News. Nate was the man who stood with JJ's bio grandparents and led the pack. He and his wife are truely wonderful people. I hope Nate is recognised for his determined work to get justice for all the families and continues at the Chad Daybell trial.

@neilcampbell4931 Месяц назад

“Where are your kids, Lori?” Nate just kept focus on the kids and should be given tons of credit for getting justice for Tylee, JJ and Ted Amy.

@tinasanders5122 Месяц назад

Very enlightening interview. Until this, I never realized how jurors of these kind of cases are affected by the evidence they are exposed to. Much respect to them for their service.

@tashaawesome6297 Месяц назад

For anyone interested when she is referring to Toms book. Tom Evans was another juror in Lori's trial. His book is available for pre-sale now and will be released when Chad is hopefully sentenced. The book was written by Tom Evans and the name of the book is Money, Power and S*x, The Lori Vallow Daybell Trial, by Juror #18. All proceeds of his book will go to a charity he selected personally 😊

@christydurbin9277 Месяц назад

I pre ordered that book

@BobbiGail Месяц назад

This charity is lovely. My parents volunteered there several years ago. Really neat place. They help kids FOR REAL. ❤

@TesseractHeartMisc Месяц назад

Thanks for mentioning this! It looks fascinating and that it supports charity is even better.

@BobbiGail Месяц назад

HOPE HOUSE is the charity.

@DocBree13 Месяц назад

Thank you!

@EMurph42 Месяц назад

I’m 1/6th in and this woman is restoring my faith in humanity. Nate is an excellent journalist, and she seems comfortable with him so it’s a great interview.

@MKConnecticut Месяц назад

I’m so glad you shared this interview- I might not have seen it- thank you I was chosen to be on a jury for a federal trial. We went to lunch and were going to start opening statements right after. When we went back into the courtroom, the judge said they had come to a plea deal during the past hour. BUT he invited us into his chambers and told us to “Ask me anything you’ve ever wondered about this process or a judge”. I wish we had had a little notice but, he was a black man and the conversation got pretty intense- a wonderful human being. It changed my entire image of the justice system

@LunaMoonGoddess Месяц назад

What difference does it make that he was a black man?? Did the case have something to do black people or racism?

@ktmualem Месяц назад

@@LunaMoonGoddess I was wondering the same thing 🤔

@miaknig3130 Месяц назад

That was v cool of him, bc many jurors had probably prepared for and anticipated some things after an arduous process of jury selection.

@SussexSandra Месяц назад

What a strange thing to say? You said you wish you more notice before being asked if you had any questions. You then follow that with “..but he was a Black man .. What does that mean? Because he was Black they got a plea deal, a white judge wouldn’t have allowed a plea deal? He was a Black man which meant the conversation got intense? If it was a white person, the conversation wouldn’t have got intense. By writing your comment, you’ve told everyone that you have unconscious bias against Black people. In other words you’re a racist.

@MKConnecticut Месяц назад

@@LunaMoonGoddess because .. the judge brought up his personal struggles as a black man in his position- and even as a lawyer. It seemed important for him to discuss, along with the ways things were changing. This was also about 20 years ago. Since I’m 70 years old, I found it very moving. I should’ve said that in my original comment.

@greent806 Месяц назад

I was super impressed by this juror. Intelligent and fair minded woman. As a mom, I really related to her getting emotional about seeing the autopsy photos of little JJ.

@vicksenful Месяц назад

People without children can & often do become emotional when children are hurt as well. The ability to empathise with & feel fiercely protective of children isn't the sole preserve of mothers.

@greent806 Месяц назад

@@vicksenful sure, but as a mother I empathized with her reaction.

@gulliblesbabbles Месяц назад

I like Nate. He’s been delivering great coverage and Laura is such an outstanding person. She’s the Anti-Lauri Vallow Daybill. Mad respect for her and for Nate.

@ellendickey4769 Месяц назад

I like him a lot. Nate is an all-round wonderful person. He is professional, thorough, respectful-just plain very likeable.

@ellendickey4769 Месяц назад

Lauren Mathias?

@gulliblesbabbles Месяц назад

@@ellendickey4769 : 100%! I just stumbled onto his content. An excellent reporter but even more, he seems like an excellent guy.

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

@@ellendickey4769Laura. She’s the woman in this video being interviewed.

@craigstueber392 Месяц назад

The trauma to jurors is real. I love how she recommended counseling information to be made available to jurors. I think this juror is exactly what we should hope to have in a trial! She clearly did her best to follow the law and it took a toll on her trying to make the right decision. So much pressure as a juror.

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

Can you imagine being the jurors who voted not guilty in the casey Anthony trial? I can’t imagine having to live with that after. If I were a juror I’d go home and research all the info I wasn’t allowed to see. If I then realized I made the wrong choice I wouldn’t be able to get past that. Esp if I was the only one who voted that way.

@SussexSandra Месяц назад

Nate Eaton is what i call a proper reporter and journalist. He has integrity and morals. He is not afraid to research and find the facts. He does not speculate but he asks the questions. I really enjoy watching him on East Idaho News and Court Insider. He is what I call Good People.

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

My fav thing is that he doesn’t sensationalize things! He just talks to people about their experiences. I saw a clip the other day if another news channel interviewing Larry right after that horrible situation happened with JJ’s de@th date and they were terrible- the woman spoke for a full minute about how scary and horrible this all was and really pumped up the drama and poor Larry was almost in tears, then she shoves a mic in his face for a response 🙄. Nate would never do that.

@tinabarnett9199 Месяц назад

Loved the dog playing

@mortalclown3812 Месяц назад

😊🐶🩵💯

@SilverDraco Месяц назад

I loved watching the dog. He/she was a busy busy boy/girl! It gave me a little lift during all the hard things the juror was saying. ❤❤❤

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

Dogs always make every situation better 😊

@kgummee Месяц назад

She seems like the very best human!! Literally the perfect juror.

@christinaribeiro6515 Месяц назад

Enjoy your and Nates' coverage. You guys are my favorites for being so honest, fair, never sensacionalising, and being non-conforming to the public's opinion if you don't agree. You two have true character!

@lisafowler6278 Месяц назад

I’ve seen Laura interviewed before, by Lauren Matthias who hosts Hidden True Crime with her husband Dr. John Matthias who is a forensic psychologist. They and Nate Eaton have followed this case from the beginning and I have so much respect for both. I’ve also seen Tom Evans interviewed a couple of times. Both of them are intelligent and have so much depth and empathy. I can be cynical sometimes and hearing about how much integrity these jurors showed in their jury service, I just felt so much respect for them and much more hope for our justice system. I think Laura met Kay and Larry Woodcock through Lauren Matthias. She and John are close friends of the Woodcocks now, as well as many other family members and people they have interviewed, including Heather Daybell. If you haven’t seen their 3-part interview with Heather, you should watch it. It’s excellent.

@DM-bk7hv Месяц назад

I have also watched Nate Eaton ,Lauren Mathias and Dr. John Mathias from the beginning , they are all excellent! I watch lawyer you know now as well , I need all the perspectives.

@bobbienielsen6860 Месяц назад

I saw the interview. It was very well done and I loved hearing from the point of veiw of a juror.

@BRtheSTAR Месяц назад

I like Nate's interviews

@miaknig3130 Месяц назад

Who would've thought that a journalist in Idaho could blow up as an eminent true crime journalist‽‽ Idaho is becoming a mini Florida between this case, the Idaho student slaughter and another one that I cant remember atm.

@MKConnecticut Месяц назад

I’m thinking about how HARD it is following this case (Chads) minute by minute. I CAN’T EVEN IMAGINE not knowing about the case AT ALL up front

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

I was so worried that the jury would get lost in one of MANY arms of this case but the prosecution has done really well with making this all make sense. And destroying the defendants credibility!

@niks44 Месяц назад

Peter is soo excited about this...its cool to see how he still get excited about learning from perspective of jury...shows his passion towards law.. his little excited moments made this video more interesting...

@sngray11 Месяц назад

Thank you Peter for sharing this juror interview with Nate Eaton with all of us. 💗 I always value your insights and expertise.

@tobanna1 Месяц назад

It’s refreshing to hear how seriously jurors take the instructions, particularly about not discussing the case. I know that, as lawyers, we assume that they follow instructions, but you never really know. To hear that she made arrangements with her husband so they wouldn’t accidentally share info is awesome!

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

Even the detective whose name was dragged through the mid admitted to watching the trial after he was released but wanted to come back to rebut. Sadly he wasn’t allowed to but he probably could have gotten away with not disclosing this. Then again, it does happen and other ppl turn these jurors in.

@Autisticheather Месяц назад

This was my FAVORITE episode!! Do this more!! I LOVED being on a jury, and I loved hearing this side of it. I feel like I've learned SO MUCH from this interview alone!

@wendymiesowitz1897 Месяц назад

I loved jury duty also. Nothing like this tho (thank God). I don't even want to imagine what the jurors saw or went thru. Heartbreaking, yes but necessary evil sometimes. She qas very interesting to listen to. Thanks Nate for the juror interviews and Peter, thank you also for your perspective.

@laurac2424 28 дней назад

That’s wonderful. I personally hated being a juror- I think it’s definitely case dependent, and as well as specific to the region/jurisdiction I’m sure makes a massive difference- it was absolutely traumatic for me and it took me a long time and therapy to recover from what I had to witness. However, that being said I would serve on a jury again (but luckily I still have about 18 more months of exemption from service!!) knowing the importance the role of jurors are in the criminal justice system

@amberk7830 Месяц назад

This lady gives me hope for humanity. Love her. Love Nate. Love you LYK. ❤️

@SilverDraco Месяц назад

I think I'd want to flip tables if I went through a trial like this as a juror and then get told I was an alternate. Can you imagine? All that mental anguish of autopsy photos and you don't get the satisfaction of jury deliberations and then sending the criminals to prison? 😢

@niks44 Месяц назад

They have equal contribution in the result..it would have not been possible without them.. everybody has a role, from a minor witness to an assistant in lab, they all contributed. So I don't think there will be anguish for not being on deciding jury, knowing their job is different from other js that

@dec_pups1045 Месяц назад

If I remember correctly Tom Evans was an alternate. So his book might talk about that difference.

@SilverDraco Месяц назад

@@niks44 actually, disappointment in being named an alternate is often mentioned by judges. Yes, it's a necessary part of a trial to have alternates but *I* would still be so mad. It would be a disappointment that would take a long time to get over for me.

@SilverDraco Месяц назад

@@dec_pups1045 I'm looking forward to his book. It's been a long time coming. I wonder if he'll add a bit about being able to watch this trial since they're so connected?

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

AND they can’t even go home and vent/talk about it because they’re on stand by.

@Cathieemms1 Месяц назад

Absolutely loved the interview. Nate is so respectful and his questions make sense. They are good questions. Totally respect this Juror from Laurie‘s trial. She was open and honest and you can tell that they did make the correct decision for the right reasons.

@cindylieuhoo Месяц назад

Nate does a nightly recap of the trial each day on East Idaho News. He said he had scheduled this I review and said to email him with any questions. I think just at last count he had 600+ ?’s but the ones he chose were great!

@Juliet-vu1hv Месяц назад

Peter, you, Nate and Lauren and Dr John Matthias from Hidden True Crimes are my favorite people and channels on RU-vid! I hope someday you’re a Judge.

@susandyer6624 Месяц назад

Cool…the reporter that broke this case wide open. You two together is awesome.

@kamihayes5147 Месяц назад

You have become like, my favorite channel. Genuinely good dude and from the sounds of it, an excellent, fair lawyer. Also I appreciate that in this whole trial, you haven’t put people down who are active in the LDS (or any other) faith.

@Mbhugstrees Месяц назад

Yes!

@wandakeesling3155 Месяц назад

Loved it! She was amazing and I think almost “Peter’s Poster child Juror!” I have a soft spot for Nate the Great too!

@CBD0000 Месяц назад

I watch Nate's coverage every day. He has been on it since day one. Then I come back whenever you have something to cover on this trial too. Thank you! Isn't it nice to know there are some good and honest people out there?!

@miaknig3130 Месяц назад

Watching nate be interviewed on other shows and briefly on here, was fun bc usually he is the interviewer in most of the clips and i like seeing his opinion and conversational style w these types of casual AMA interviews.

@mitchconliffe3932 Месяц назад

Nate Eaton did a great interview. She was an outstanding juror and person. That was awesome of you to show your interest and knowledge to educate us. Knowledge is power.

@Juliet-vu1hv Месяц назад

Love Nate Eaton and East Idaho News!!!

@brightbleu Месяц назад

Nate is a stellar journalist. I watch many interviews from the network big wigs to youtube podcasts and so often the journalist is over talking and oversharing instead of letting the other person speak. Nate doesn't have an ego and that's a perfect trait in a journalist. If only all jurors could be like Laura! I actually think many are, it's just great to hear her perspective. Thanks so much Peter for covering this interview, it was even better to get your perspective, I could tell it made you so happy!

@missmeow-eq9ur Месяц назад

He is such a breath of fresh air. So calm and just getting the facts out, along with letting us know he's a normal guy. Then his interviews are just so good. Always asking great questions and really listening to the answers, never talking over the person. He's just such a good, genuine guy. This interview shows what a wonderful person Laura is as well. I'm so glad she was willing to share her experience. Such wonderful insight. She was brave to do this.

@twinklenow1 Месяц назад

I have listened to this interview 4 times. I thought she did an incredible job. Things in our country have been upside down and confusing in the last few years. I’ve lost a lot of faith in our government. Our system. This interview, this woman reminds me that there is hope. Also….you are the one person I wanted an opinion and view from. You didn’t disappoint! I’m glad you also felt the positive Influence this interview will have on many. I am proud to say that my grandson will become a police officer tomorrow and my son in law (a retired policeman) will be there to badge him. 1:00:02 Life is Good!

@Simplehomeschoollife Месяц назад

You and Nate Eaten are my favorite commentators. You are both fair, objective, logical, and possess measured compassion. You try to look for the humanity in these situations! Thanks for all of the hard work.

@sdjalana Месяц назад

I just finished serving on a jury for a murder trial yesterday, and while the circumstances of the trial I was on were nowhere near the level of this one, this juror's comments about the aftermath of the trial are really hitting home for me. There was definitely a mentality of "we're here to do a job" during the trial, and now that it's over, the impact of what we heard and saw is slowly sinking in. I'm so glad she got the help she needed.

@candiockeetay Месяц назад

Refreshing is all I’ll say…bright ,fair and unbiased love it

@susigunn8741 Месяц назад

I watched the jurors interview before. She presented herself so well! Gave me a more positive attitude about being a juror. She was a dream juror especially since she didn't know anything about Lori Vallow.

@nikkirobison Месяц назад

Wow!!!! This juror was AMAZING!!! I learned a lot about the jury system. I have a great deal of respect for her for not talking about deliberations saying that is something a juror should experience and go through. I also admire her for not taking the hardship when it would have been very easy for her to do.

@kellyrob4296 Месяц назад

Truly appreciate the sentiment that Peter mentioned, ‘Love thy neighbor’ and doing life together and caring about people more. I agree 100%!! I pray for our country to be unified again because we’ve become so divided.

@laurac2424 28 дней назад

Peter your reaction has brought a smile to my face. Despite how incredibly grim this trial was it made me smile to see your love for the system and I couldn’t agree more that this juror is so incredibly eloquent and the kind of juror everyone would want if you were accused of a crime

@therealdeal3672 Месяц назад

Really great to hear from a woman who was clearly a dedicated juror who took her role very seriously. She really gave a great interview also Nate was great with the questions and conversation. Very interesting to hear about her perspective and experience with the justice system. Good that the court provides the six counseling sessions after such a traumatic case. I hope that is a general rule around the country.

@Atalinay Месяц назад

Edit: I rewatched the video and you're right she does say 6 sessions I dont know how much they cover therapy. I think the 6 sessions she was referring to was EMDR specific. That is not like ongoing talk therapy, you wouldn't expect to do it continuously

@Denereed1806 Месяц назад

Loved this interview! Nate is great.

@curiouscat6272 Месяц назад

Having served on a jury, I came away feeling good about the experience and would encourage anyone to serve. Awesome video for all to watch.

@suzanneortega3293 Месяц назад

I loved hearing your thoughts on this interview. Nate Eaton is such a nice person. I had already watched it and thought it was such a great interview. She was so articulate and just so honest and had great insight. Thank you😊

@janiehall4868 Месяц назад

I thought Emma sounded very scripted.

@Monalisa0622 Месяц назад

She sounded very robotic

@SussexSandra Месяц назад

Yes Emma sounded like she had received the questions beforehand and rehearsed her answers to excess. Also don’t forget she talks to her dad daily. So he had plenty of time to tell her what to say m, how much detail to give. He must have rehearsed her testimony with her so many times. Also Prior would have told Chad what he was going to ask Emma. Chad just past that information on to Emma. There is no way, the jury could not pick up how rehearsed Emma sounded.

@lauraski2858 Месяц назад

I watched this interview over the weekend and Nate is really good, but that juror…was amazing. I feel her pain and her empathy was just so fair and open minded. Every juror should have this attitude and perspective. I’m glad she sought out therapy and that it helped her. Interesting that she was so angry that Lori had no defense. Id love to be sitting next to her while watching Chads trial. 😡 Thanks Peter for highlighting this. Love your channel!! ❤

@brandondeloney813 Месяц назад

You feel her pain? What about the kids infant

@lauraski2858 Месяц назад

Kids infant?? 🤔 If youre saying what about JJ and Tylee, that goes without saying. This is about the juror. This case was hard for them too…that’s all I’m saying.

@brucewinningham4959 Месяц назад

I "think" it was reported that Charles Vallow sent the Email to Tammy's Email Address at the School. That was the only Email Address Charles had for reaching Tammy. Also, I thought it was also "funny" that Emma said "she looked up the wind direction after she had already said she knew nothing about directions when John Pryor asked her about what direction a certain house was in as it is related to another.

@VASmom27 Месяц назад

So glad I sent you this. Learned so much from her.

@brandondeloney813 Месяц назад

You learned everything from a juror? Haha hilarious. You are a joke

@joannecatherinegabl1913 Месяц назад

I had jury duty yesterday but ultimately wasn’t selected. Honestly, I was disappointed, but only because of LYK and being so prepared. Thanks for the education and showcasing this juror’s experience.

@andypup8 Месяц назад

This was great to watch! Amazing juror, she definitely brought some hope to the justice system and humanity in general. ✌️

@mabjhoss Месяц назад

Peter, I love how you love this interview. It's because of Nate Eaton that I got involved so deeply in this case and true crime. I stumbled on Nate from the attempted interview in Kauai. Thanks for covering this. It was fun to watch

@katielainedesigns Месяц назад

I met Nate Eaton at CrimeCon in 2021-super friendly/down to earth guy with a heart of gold! ❤️

@janew3637 Месяц назад

Is anyone surprised Lori was flirting w her attorneys? I wasn’t even there and could see it

@mxnjones Месяц назад

That was part of the reason why this trial was not live-streamed…Lori was doing way too much for the cameras. 🫤

@KeatingChick Месяц назад

If there are men in the room, she's flirting. It's what she does and does well.

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

Nope. She’s a histrionic so she needs direct attention at all times 🙄🤮

@kateashby3066 Месяц назад

@@KeatingChickfun fact- there are a lot of narcissists found in the bi-s3xual community because they double the lu$t and attention people place on them by swinging both ways. So these ones aren’t REALLY bi, they’re just attracted to anyone who boosts their ego. That’s Lori. I’m certain that if the entire male population slipped away for a bit, she’d magically become a lesbian and act like this with women. Because it’s not about actually being attracted to them. Hence why she did this when married and still devoted to Chad.

@hopecornelius4588 Месяц назад

Such a great interview and great analysis from you, Peter! I loved seeing you get excited about some of her takes. I agree- she was a great juror! Thanks for all you do!

@awk0becs Месяц назад

I switch from Nate and LYK videos everyday for the past month 😊

@merichase9627 Месяц назад

She is honest, down to earth , real!

@jocelynhaeberle1401 Месяц назад

Nate is a ROCK STAR! We'd all be lost in this case without him! This interview is wonderful and I wish all jurors could be so conscientious!❤

@EllEss331 Месяц назад

What a great interview! I appreciate her insights, honesty and common sense. She did a great job! And, hats off to the questions that were written and picked to be asked!

@hollystanton8728 Месяц назад

Excellent interview. In this crazy upside down world and country this jury should be so proud of doing the right thing. The “system” seems broken but it’s crooked corrupt people and dishonesty that spoil the outcomes of our courts. If everyone was as conscientious as she we would be so much better off. I always hope someday some defendant somewhere sees the light and just admits their wrongdoing and accepts their responsibility and sentence and uses the rest of their lives to try to make up for it. The juror is a patriot and a compassionate one.❤ I would love to serve on a trial.

@cheeryochelle1717 Месяц назад

Best Juror Ever!!! ❤❤❤

@VASmom27 Месяц назад

She really is so informative and rational etc.......like I said this, or version should be used to jurors before trials

@CrispDragon Месяц назад

I have so much respect for this woman.

@williamdayton7841 Месяц назад

America is great because of folks like her!!!

@ohnoZomBri Месяц назад

I can’t even keep up with all the great coverage of this trial from you and Nate Eaton. I’m loving it, thank you!

@HeyJude-do8hv Месяц назад

Thank you for bringing this interview to us and for your thoughts about it. It was very interesting to hear the jurors and this juror's experience. It gave me a much better understanding of the justice system and process. I always wondered what jurors may be thinking, what impresses them, how they feel afterwards, and more. I am pretty new to your channel and am enjoying you and the chat. Have a great week.

@ldudley8065 Месяц назад

The perfect juror! Enjoyed your commentary, Peter! Nate is an amazing interviewer!

@marian3516 Месяц назад

That’s great to know, Peter. TY

@mandystrong8196 Месяц назад

This was a great interview and fascinating perspective from a jurors experience.

@cindylieuhoo Месяц назад

Thanks for covering this Peter!! 👏👏

@darlenebutler4023 Месяц назад

She is just what that trial needed and she’s lovely

@bronwyn117 Месяц назад

I think Nate is an amazing reporter, and he is loved by so many. The juror was thoughtful, intelligent and empathetic and this was a great interview!

@lisagalindo1645 Месяц назад

Such an insightful interview. Thank you. 🙏

@crazydaisyj Месяц назад

Great feedback as usual! Thanks Peter!

@pamcakes1 Месяц назад

Amazing interview, and your commentary is also excellent!

@emilychild7705 Месяц назад

I like that my district court judge talks to the jury after a verdict. He'll answer what questions he can, some information jurors couldn't know because they can't be prejudiced. We want to know how to make the jury experience better for them and have it be a positive experience. If it's a traumatic trial based on the charges, I often seen a few of the jurors at sentencing to what I assume help gain closure.

@gsmith6026 Месяц назад

The judge did that after the trial I was a juror for.

@cindylieuhoo Месяц назад

This was such a good interview!!!!

@CFMarinaro Месяц назад

I think after years of being consoled by a narcissist,she sadly displayed the affects!

@SheilaWallace-nn1jf Месяц назад

Good interview! So interesting to hear a juror’s perspective.

@MsJolmstead Месяц назад

Love Nate! Thanks to LYK, HTC and all who provide great coverage❤

@colleenhanna5383 Месяц назад

Peter this was by far one of the best interviews ive ever seen in regaurds to a juror mad respect 🙏 your definitely the go to channel for legal issues thankyou 😊😊😊😊😊😊

@Justice4alI Месяц назад

That was riveting! What a great interview Nate, and Peter; thanks for sharing it! I wouldn’t have seen it! 😊

@Shanlee12 Месяц назад

We need more Nate Eatons in journalism!!

@podunkcitizen2562 Месяц назад

I just want to join in that I've followed Nate and he is a great journalist and person. This juror did such a terrific job and had such a great sense of duty.

@Strictbutloving Месяц назад

This lady is fascinating!

@sharonandrews1918 Месяц назад

Justice for JJ, Tylee, Tammy, and Chad.

@jeanc.65 Месяц назад

I was so happy to see that you covered this interview because I thought that it was excellent, when I watched it a few days ago.

@JennyElizabeth89 Месяц назад

I really appreciate your incite and comments. I watched this interview before and I learned so much more

@terale6798 Месяц назад

Awesome interview. Thanks for sharing. New respect and thought-provoking perspective after hearing this. She truly was a perfect juror. I hope she continues to work through all the trauma she endured in order to deliver justice with 100% conviction.

@KindlyJustJax Месяц назад

Y'all this case is wild! Thanks Peter for covering it

@tashaawesome6297 Месяц назад

Hi Peter, I was so glad you popped on to give your opinion that was of course correct. Lauren from HTC told us that she called you about the Daybell trial😊

@charlottepatterson2864 Месяц назад

I enjoyed this analysis/commentary almost as much as watching Nate’s original interview. Laura was an amazing juror and the respect she voiced for the other jurors and the judge and the whole system as she experienced it lit a spark of hope in me that all is not yet lost, the America we loved and respected is still alive, though badly battered by people who, like Lori, only value her for what they can get out of her for their own selfish gains. I hope somehow Lori gets to see the original interview. I haven’t watched many of LYK’s videos, but I also gained some respect for him, seeing his appreciation of both Laura and Nate, who is reminding us what real journalism is supposed to be. Well done everybody!❤️

@cmaggior1 Месяц назад

Is that a Jack Russell in the background?? 😂

@mako3197 Месяц назад

Looks like a Springer Spaniel

@NaomiC336 29 дней назад

I loved watching this interview again with your input. She was amazing.

@mandyreardon2177 Месяц назад

What a wonderful, intelligent, and empathetic lady! The perfect person to have on a jury. Who is Tom who has just written a book? Although I am aware of the terrible acts that have been carried out by Lori and Chad, I didn't watch Lori's trial, and I have only watched some of Chad's trial through Peter's live recap videos, so I don't know who they were talking about, and I am interested in learning more about the book that Tom has written. Thanks!

@tashaawesome6297 Месяц назад

Tom Evans was juror #18 in the Lori Vallow trial. He wrote a book about his experiences in the trial and is donating all the proceeds from the book to an amazing charity. The book is available for pre-sale now and will be released after Chad is hopefully sentenced.

@tashaawesome6297 Месяц назад

I didn't give you the name of his book. The book was written by Tom Evans, The book is named Money, Power and S*x, the Lori Vallow Daybell Trial, by juror #18

@mandyreardon2177 Месяц назад

@tashaawesome6297 Thank you so much for the information on the book. 👍🏻😊

@adriennewalker1715 Месяц назад

Very interesting interview, elucidating. Answered so many questions about how this jury, and this juror in particular, tackled what must have been a very harrowing process … but never lost sight of the end goal .. a fair, unbiased outcome. Awesome.