The “holdout juror” in the Lindsay Clancy case has spoken publicly for the first time, saying he did not have any doubts about her culpability in the murders of her three children.
Michael Desronvil, 48, refused to join the other 11 jurors in voting “not guilty” during the Lindsay Clancy trial, triggering a declaration of a mistrial on September 4. In the days after the trial ended, some of the other jurors appeared on national and local media, criticising Desronvil for refusing to join them in the verdict.
