Daybell is now on death row in Idaho after being convicted of murdering his wife and two step-children, and the community is hoping demolishing his house will bring closure and help them heal.

During the trial for Chad Daybell, his property was given to his defense attorney, as a method of securing payment. After the trial was completed, the property was listed for sale. A non-profit, known as SJ Healing Crossroads, bought the property in 2024, and had a part in having the house torn down.