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Lindsay Clancy Case Holdout Juror Reveals Activist-Like Behavior
Confirmed
In Short: Desronvil, the lone holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy's mistrial, says eight jurors were activists pushing for a not guilty verdict from day one.
Desronvil, the lone holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy's mistrial, has revealed that eight jurors were activists pushing for a not guilty verdict from the start of deliberations.
According to Desronvil, eight jurors were determined to find Clancy not guilty, two were for guilty, and two were undecided. He described the eight as activists who tried to convince the others of their stance.
Desronvil told Ray Marcel of 'Fugitive TV' that the eight jurors were relentless in their efforts to sway the undecided jurors, emphasizing their belief that Clancy was not guilty.
The juror's account contradicts previous claims that he had reasonable doubt during the trial. Desronvil maintained that he believed Clancy was guilty from the beginning and never expressed doubt.
The case remains unresolved, with the judge set to hold a status hearing on September 29. Clancy's defense had argued she was suffering from severe postpartum psychosis at the time of the killings.
What's confirmed
- Desronvil, the lone holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy's mistrial, has revealed that eight jurors were activists pushing for a not guilty verdict from the start of deliberations.
- According to Desronvil, eight jurors were determined to find Clancy not guilty, two were for guilty, and two were undecided. He described the eight as activists who tried to convince the others of their stance.
- Desronvil told Ray Marcel of 'Fugitive TV' that the eight jurors were relentless in their efforts to sway the undecided jurors, emphasizing their belief that Clancy was not guilty.
- The juror's account contradicts previous claims that he had reasonable doubt during the trial. Desronvil maintained that he believed Clancy was guilty from the beginning and never expressed doubt.
- The case remains unresolved, with the judge set to hold a status hearing on September 29. Clancy's defense had argued she was suffering from severe postpartum psychosis at the time of the killings.
What's still developing
- After 36 hours of deliberations that spanned a week, jurors in Plymouth state court said on three separate occasions they were deadlocked and did not reach a unanimous verdict, as Breitbart News reported.
- “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 know. They didn’t make up their mind,” Marcel recounted.
- RELATED: President Trump Responds to Request to Pardon Lindsay Clancy — “3 Children Are Dead” In the interview Desronvil outlined his fellow jurors behaved like “activists” who wanted the accused found not guilty from day one of deliberations.
- He testified about his wife’s mental decline — which he said started back in September 2022 — and to what happened in the moments before and after Lindsay strangled their children in their basement.
- Jurors in the trial who heard the call, and who thought Lindsay should have been found not criminally responsible by reason of insanity, have publicly said they will never forget the audio they heard.
- Social media has been rife with false conspiracies about Patrick Clancy, whose wife killed his children.
- Patrick Clancy is set to appear on “60 Minutes” this Sunday, marking the first time he’s spoken publicly since his now ex-wife Lindsay Clancy’s triple-murder trial of their three children was declared a mistrial.
- Lindsay has admitted to killing the couple’s three children, 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 8-month-old Callan, in January 2023, while the couple was still married.