In a press conference held following Chad Daybell's recent sentencing, Fremont County Prosecuting Attorney Lindsey Blake and Madison County Prosecuting Attorney Rob Wood expressed their gratitude for the collaboration and dedication displayed by multiple law enforcement agencies during the investigation and trial.

During the conference, Prosecutor Lindsey Blake acknowledged the tragic loss of three individuals - Tylee Ryan, JJ Vallow, and Tammy Daybell - and commended the prosecution team and law enforcement agencies for their tireless efforts in seeking justice. Blake highlighted the complexity of the case, which spanned years of investigation, and expressed her personal connection to the heartbreaking details, particularly as a new mother.

Blake extended her deep appreciation to all those involved in the pursuit of justice and emphasized the importance of speaking up for the victims. The collective effort of multiple agencies and individuals played a crucial role in obtaining justice for the lives cut short by the selfish desires of Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow, his co-defendant.

The decision to combine and try the cases of JJ Vallow, Tylee Ryan, and Tammy Daybell together was made after discussions with Fremont County and collaboration with the Sheriff's Office. Blake expressed gratitude to Madison County Prosecutor Rob Wood for stepping in as a special prosecutor and joining their resources in the pursuit of justice.

Special recognition was given to Deputy Prosecutors Rocky Wixom and Tawnya Rawlings, as well as the Attorney General's office for their involvement in the prosecution. The FBI, Rexburg Police Department, and Arizona law enforcement were acknowledged for their unwavering dedication and extensive contributions to the joint investigation and search for the missing children.

Prosecutor Rob Wood, from the Madison County Prosecutor's Office, recounted the origins of the case, which began as a search for a missing Jeep but quickly escalated into a search for Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow, as well as the investigation into the death of Tammy Daybell. Wood praised the seamless collaboration among multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Rexburg Police Department, Fremont County Sheriff's Office, Idaho Attorney General investigators, and various Arizona Police Departments.

Wood expressed gratitude for the partnership with Fremont County Prosecutor Lindsey Blake, highlighting her unwavering dedication to the victims and the courageous decision to take on the case when she assumed office. Wood also extended thanks to his colleagues in the Madison County Prosecutor's Office for their critical contributions to the prosecution team.

With the conclusion of the trial and Chad Daybell's sentencing, Wood declared that justice has been served for Tylee Ryan, JJ Vallow, and Tammy Daybell. The guilty verdict on all counts and the subsequent death sentence demonstrated the commitment and diligence of the Ada County jury.

Wood acknowledged the immense harm caused by the defendants and conveyed the message that the efforts to secure justice were aimed at providing closure and healing for the victims' loved ones. He expressed gratitude to the law enforcement professionals who dedicated the past four years to gathering evidence and pursuing justice, as well as the strength and resilience shown by the victims' families throughout this challenging ordeal.

As Chad Daybell's case concludes, the focus now shifts to the upcoming trial of Lori Vallow Daybell in Arizona for the murder of Charles Vallow and the attempted murder of Brandon Boudreaux in 2019. The prosecutors assured their continued support for Arizona in their pursuit of justice for these additional victims.

The press conference highlighted the dedication and collaboration of law enforcement agencies, the commitment of prosecutors, and the unwavering support of the victims' families in seeking justice for the lives tragically taken away.