A crowdfunding campaign on GiveSendGo has raised $110,700 for a male juror involved in the Lindsay Clancy case, which resulted in a mistrial. The campaign, which seeks to collect a total of $150,000, highlights the juror’s pivotal role, stating that he “held his seat” as support for Clancy intensified. This development underscores the complexities surrounding the trial and the juror’s influence on its outcome.
The juror was charged in 2021 for allegedly assaulting his then wife, according to an NBC10 Boston report. His 13-year-old nephew reportedly told police he saw him grab her by the throat and throw her into a dresser. Jurors in Plymouth state court spent over 38 hours in deliberations over the charges against Lindsay. The 12-person jury was made up of nine women and three men, and was split 11 to one, per the notes given to the court, The Guardian reported. The Massachusetts mother faces three counts of murder in the killings of her children Cora, 5; Dawson , 3; and Callan, 8 months.
They wanted three dead kids memory-holed so nobody had to say the words mother and murderer in the same sentence,” the fundraiser says. “The country got the full TikTok-diagnostics package. Postpartum. Psychosis. Voices. Trauma. A stack of pill bottles and a sad playlist. The SSRI-medicated mob ran cover like this was a self-care story instead of a triple child killing. They wanted a diagnosis, not a verdict. They wanted her sick, not guilty. However, the charge was later dismissed. Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial after the jury returned without a verdict for the third time.
If they come for him, and they will, this is to cover security, lawyers, and lost work,” adds the GiveSendGo. “One juror held his seat. He looked at what she did, not the brand of Zoloft. So the defense demanded the judge throw him off the jury for “not following reasonable doubt. The judge left him on. The jury hung. Mistrial. Now she can be tried again for killing her children instead of getting a standing ovation for her symptoms. We’re not letting this slide.
