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Holdout Juror Reveals 'Activists' Wanted 'Not Guilty' in Lindsay Clancy Case

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In Short: Desronvil, the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case, has spoken out, saying that from day one, eight jurors were convinced of her not guilty, while two were for guilty, and two were undecided.

Desronvil, the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case, has revealed that from day one, eight jurors were convinced of her not guilty, while two were for guilty, and two were undecided. According to Desronvil, the eight jurors who believed in Clancy's not guilty were described as 'activists' who tried to convince the other four jurors of their stance. Desronvil's testimony comes as the trial's next hearing is set for Sept. 29.

Marcel, a juror in the Plymouth state court, recounted Desronvil's account, stating, 'He said that from day one, he said eight of them were going for Lindsay Clancy not guilty. That was on day one. Eight were going not guilty. Two were for guilty. And two didn’t make up their mind.' Desronvil described the jury's deliberations as a struggle, with the eight not guilty jurors trying to convince the other four.

Clancy, who admitted to killing her three children, 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 8-month-old Callan, in January 2023, has sparked controversy and conspiracy theories. Social media has been rife with false claims suggesting that Patrick Clancy, her husband, actually killed the children and framed Lindsay. These theories have fueled public outrage and debate.

Patrick Clancy, now separated from Lindsay, is set to appear on '60 Minutes' this Sunday, marking the first time he has spoken publicly since the mistrial. The case has been marked by intense media scrutiny and public interest, with some jurors describing the experience as a struggle against what they perceived as activist influence.

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