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Kay Woodcock: Chad Daybell jurors visited after trial; 'it was healing' | Banfield
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4:11Now PlayingChad Daybell was sentenced to death Saturday for the murders of his ex-wife and his current wife’s two youngest children. Kay Woodcock, victim JJ Vallow's grandmother, joins NewsNation host Ashleigh Banfield to exclusively discuss the trial. "We were very pleased with the outcome. We had two jurors visit us at our apartment. Getting to meet them, seeing how they saw things. It was healing for them, and it was healing for us. We want to talk to all of them," Woodcock said on "Banfield."
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