Idaho jury convicts Chad Daybell of three murders. Here’s what happened in court [The Idaho Statesman]
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Investigators for years have believed that Chad and
Now, that same jury will decide whether the
The 12-person jury reached the verdict after roughly six hours of deliberation — shorter than it took the jurors to find
The Daybells, who had a monthslong affair before getting married, were expected to be tried together last year, but
In
Following a lengthy investigation, the
Authorities have said they believe Vallow Daybell’s brother
The jury didn’t have to prove
“Alex does what Chad asks of him,” Blake said.
A member of
“No one here is charged because of their religious beliefs,”
“You’re trying a person’s entire life, it usually takes a while,” he said.
It will be the defense’s job to humanize
Throughout the trial, Daybell’s attorney
“These are just tough choices, that the defense has to figure out how they are going to do it,” Newton said, adding that it wouldn’t be uncommon if Daybell continues to proclaim his innocence.
The jurors were briefly brought back into the courtroom Thursday following the verdict where Boyce read several instructions to the jury and reminded them that to sentence
“They’re going to look for his history of dangerous behavior or things that would indicate that he deserves the death penalty,” Newton said.
The jurors will be back at the
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