You're not going to be. Hello Hidden Gems, James. We have a very special interview, Blake, Juror Number 14 now from the Chad Daybell trial.

And we are so grateful to be able to talk with you Blake. I was there every day in trial. I recognize you well. I would actually

often look over at you or other jurors as well as Chad Daybill because that was

my job is to be the eyes and the ears in the courtroom and nobody can see the

juror juries jury except for those in there and everyone would ask me so

forgive me for staring at you the past two months, and others.

No, no stand at all.

Yes.

Yeah, no.

No issues.

I was going to say I was one of the people that would ask her about the jury all the time.

So she would tell me how you guys were reacting to things and so I wasn't there either I wasn't in the courtroom but

but thankfully my wife is very observant and I think she she was able to give a pretty good description of how you guys were reacting to things,

but with you here we can actually get it from you.

So yeah. So, yeah.

And before we begin and hear, Blake, what you're willing to share,

I do want to let you know what I did observe and what I shared. I would go live every day at lunch and let people know what I was seeing and then John and I would often go live maybe about once a week and or whenever there was important evidence twice a week.

And you pulled on my heartstrings actually. I'm very grateful to be doing this

interview because you did get my attention. You're tall, you're not a

small guy, you were in the middle of the jurors, you sat in the middle and oftentimes people wanted to know of

course as we just said how the jurors were reacting and oftentimes I would

say one of one of the male jurors is crying, one of the male jurors is

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