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Can you imagine what JJ Vallow's grandparents felt or their family members felt seeing that disgusting imagery? And when I talk about helicopters and volcanoes, these two should be on the maiden voyage.

Our first article is from KTVB, and the headline, Chad Daybell Trial Day 2: Jury Selection.

Chad Daybell is facing the death penalty for the deaths of his ex-wife, Tammy Daybell, and Lori Vallow's two children, Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow.

This article was authored by KTVB staff.

Jury selection continued in the Chad Daybell trial on Tuesday, with more potential jurors being selected before the judge called for an early dismissal for the day at 1:00 PM.

I'm sure the jurors were happy about that.

She's going back and forth with the insurance company, and keep in mind, she's the most type A person I have ever met.

She is on the phone four hours a day trying to deal with the insurance company while she battles for her life, and the only time the insurance company changed their decision is when the local community went to the press, and it got picked up and was on KTVB and Channel 4, and all of a sudden, the insurance company backpedaled.

And that's not a unique situation.

Almost every person I've talked to across the state has some horror story about insurance companies delaying and denying.

Yeah.

Re- remember this one? Uh, this, this is, uh, John Webb from KTVB.

Remember this one?

Be skeptical of anyone who is demanding money to protect you from a threat-

Speaking of sides being pushed, this also happened last week, but we didn't get to it, and I'm glad we didn't because there was a, uh, hilarious kicker follow-up.

This is the first one from last week from KTVB.

Boise police say they're investigating the theft of around 250 political signs that were taken from neighborhoods over the weekend.

District 15 Democratic Representative Steve Burch says hundreds of the signs that were taken were his.

There are three candidates in this race, and I believe voters deserve the opportunity to hear from all three." Going on to say it's not hers or anyone else's place to decide for voters which candidates are viable.

She also said she asked her Democratic opponent, Becky Sundin Mitchell, to join her in the request, and that Mitchell declined.

In response, Mitchell told CBS 2/FOX 9 in an email Thursday afternoon she was informed of Critchfield's hesitation to participate but never asked to join her request and wasn't informed of the debate cancellation until KTVB emailed her campaign.

She went on to say, quote, "I welcome Roundy's participation but honor my commitment and the common participation criteria media outlets use for their debate forums.

Yesterday we talked a little bit about how the Chapin family was getting by in the wake of the murder of Ethan.

Well, today we have an article from KTVB Channel 7, and it goes a little bit more into detail and gives us a little more context about how the Chapins are dealing with everything that has happened.

And I know I've said this before, but I'll say it again.

I have a massive amount of respect for all of these parents.

Now, I don't.

So the KTVB had a fundraising threshold in place.

And I don't know this like the co-sponsors of a debate will put a fundraising threshold on it.

And the station says that it had a similar threshold and Roundy's campaign had not raised or spent any money, according to Idaho Sunshine Reports.

And in a statement to KTVB, Critchfield said her decision is not about avoiding a debate, but is instead about respecting the voters in the process.

She said there are three candidates in this race, and I believe voters deserve the opportunity to hear from all three.

It's not my place or anyone else's to decide for voters which candidates are viable enough to be heard.

That was a clip from when they were trying to privatize the road that runs through Gosser.

And they interviewed, I don't know, I think it was like KTVB or somebody interviewed us.

Gosser was

trying to privatize their road, basically, in the surrounding community.

Idaho, Boise.

Police are investigating the reported theft of about 250 political campaign signs from several neighborhoods over the weekend, KTVB 7 reported.

Illinois' Mammoth Smithfield Foods mammoth plant has been fined twice in the past year by the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration for violating federal regulations prior to a man being found dead earlier in September at the facility.

Indiana, Indianapolis.