An Idaho jury sentenced Chad Daybell, the person who was convicted this week for the 2019 murders of his first spouse and second spouse’s two kids, to loss of life.

Daybell didn’t present any emotion when the choose learn the jury’s verdict. It took two days for the jury to come back to their determination.

Lindsey Blake, the Fremont County, Idaho prosecutor, informed reporters she was hopeful the decision would enable the victims’ households and mates an opportunity to heal.

“We’re happy with the end result and justice has been served for the victims on this case,” she stated at a information convention later Saturday.

The jury discovered Daybell responsible on all counts Thursday in what prosecutors stated was a plot to pursue “cash, energy and intercourse.”

Daybell, 55, was charged with homicide and conspiracy within the deaths of the 2 kids, Joshua “JJ” Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 16, in addition to his former spouse of practically 30 years, Tamara “Tammy” Daybell, 49, with whom he had 5 kids. She died of their residence on Oct. 19, 2019, with the reason for loss of life decided to be asphyxiation, based on investigators.

Prosecutors stated Daybell, the creator of books in regards to the apocalypse, promoted non secular beliefs to justify the murders and had claimed that every one three have been possessed and “marked” them for loss of life in order that he and his new girlfriend Lori Vallow may very well be collectively “unencumbered by earthly relations, earthly obstacles.”

Daybell and Vallow have been married in Hawaii two weeks after the killings, based on prosecutors.

Daybell’s responsible verdict got here greater than a 12 months after Vallow was additionally convicted of murdering her two youngest kids. She was sentenced to life in jail after a choose granted the protection’s movement to dismiss the loss of life penalty in her case.

Vallow faces expenses over the loss of life of her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, who was shot and killed by her brother in 2019.

Chad Daybell was additionally discovered responsible of two counts of insurance coverage fraud associated to $430,000 in life insurance coverage insurance policies he had on Tamara Daybell for which he was the beneficiary.

Earlier than the jury started their deliberations over the sentencing Friday, a number of relations recalled their grief over Tamara Daybell’s sudden loss of life on Oct. 19, 2019, and the following anguish and anger to study that, following an exhumation to conduct an post-mortem, she was murdered.

“My sister shouldn’t be lifeless proper now,” Samantha Gwilliam informed the court docket. “She ought to be right here alive, smiling, together with her household and mates. She ought to be doting on her grandchildren and taking good care of her animals.”

Her siblings expressed their shock and horror at studying that two kids have been additionally killed.

“I retched and sobbed over studying about JJ and Tylee,” Gwilliam stated via tears.

Ryan was a toddler from Vallow’s third marriage whereas JJ was the nephew of her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, whom they adopted.

Kay Woodcock, JJ’s grandmother, described her “immense ache” over the boy’s loss of life, which she known as a “betrayal that may’t be defined.”

“There is a gap in my coronary heart, within the hearts of each member of my household, that may by no means be stuffed and can stay for the remainder of my life,” she stated, crying.

She stated JJ was extremely good and compassionate and cried over the truth that she couldn’t create extra recollections with him.

“The fixed query stays — who would he have develop into?” she stated. “Would he be a well-known scientist with unbelievable math abilities? What would his superb creativeness have bloomed into? Would have been the subsequent Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, Tim Burton, Elon Musk? We’ll by no means know. However we do know the way extremely particular he was to us.”

The youngsters’s brother, Colby Ryan — Vallow’s eldest baby — expressed his grief at not seeing his siblings develop up.

“It is very onerous for me to place into phrases what it means to have misplaced my total household,” he informed the court docket. “Briefly, I’ve misplaced every little thing I’ve ever identified.”

Chad Daybell didn’t tackle the court docket throughout the sentencing section of the trial. He additionally didn’t take the stand to testify in his personal protection previous to the decision.

Because the loss of life penalty was established in Idaho in 1864, the state has carried out 29 executions, most just lately in 2012, based on the Dying Penalty Info Middle.

There are at present eight residents on loss of life row in Idaho, based on the state Division of Corrections.

ABC Information’ Jeffrey Prepare dinner and Samara Stated contributed to this report.