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Start at about 9:28 to hear what Nate Eaton has to say about the Chad Daybell case.
There has been talk of a plea deal, from both sides, but as of today, nothing has been reached.
I'm thinking a plea deal. But I predicted that for Lori too and I was wrong.
But, maybe he sees it's hopeless after Lori's conviction. I'm wondering if Defense offered plea to take death penalty off the table and state said no.
Chad may figure he might be in a prison closer to his family if he only gets life, IDK.
I hope there is no plea deal.
That's assuming any of his family want to visit him.I'm thinking a plea deal. But I predicted that for Lori too and I was wrong.
But, maybe he sees it's hopeless after Lori's conviction. I'm wondering if Defense offered plea to take death penalty off the table and state said no.
Chad may figure he might be in a prison closer to his family if he only gets life, IDK.
SBM. Idaho has an Alford plea:I also find it hard to believe that Chad is willing to admit any guilt in Tammy's murder. I think he'd only be willing to offer no fight against the charges. (Different states have different rules about such a plea, if it is even possible. Some states have a "no contest," plea, which means you submit that the prosecution is going to win its case and you don't care to fight, but you are not admitting guilt. I don't know about Idaho. If it is not possible in Idaho, I can't imagine Chad to admit out loud that Tammy was murdered at all, let alone that he did it.)
Didn't Larry Woodcock say in his latest interview with Nate Eaton that he hoped for life without parole for Chad?imho if the Woodcocks & Tammy's family of origin agree to a plea, that plea is fine with me.
Not sure the prosecution asks?
Another trial would be expensive, and imho, unlikely to bring out much that we don't already know.
Sure won't return Tylee, JJ, Charles, and Tammy to the people who love them.
jmho
Didn't Larry Woodcock say in his latest interview with Nate Eaton that he hoped for life without parole for Chad?
Could be he hopes for exactly that.SBM. Idaho has an Alford plea:
A person who enters an Alford plea admits that the evidence the prosecutor would present at trial would be enough to prove the person guilty, but the defendant does not admit to committing the crime like they do in a standard plea of guilty.
FAQs • What is an Alford plea?
www.idahofallsidaho.govCan I Plead No Contest in Idaho? What Is an Alford Plea?
Sometimes defendants want to plead guilty and take advantage of an offer by the prosecution, even though they honestly feel that they are not guilty. This usually happens in cases where the prosecution offers a particularly favorable plea settlement, and the defendant believes there is a strong...www.atkinsonlawoffices.com
Maybe Chad thinks he can have his cake (avoid the DP) and eat it, too (not admit his guilt, keeping his children on his side).
I am against the death penalty in all cases. Just my moral code. I judge no one for disagreeing. But I understand your feeling. I think life without possibility of parole is awful enough without giving in to our own murderous instincts. Life without worshippers will be hell on earth for him.I don't necessarily want to see Chad put to death, I have reservations about that. But I would like to see him given the death penalty, and then spend years of stress on death row, wondering if and when it will happen.