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Juror Paula Devlin said Friday that the lone holdout in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial was a Black man and the only Black member of the 12-person jury. Devlin told Gayle King the panel had nine women and three men, and that 11 jurors favored finding Clancy not criminally responsible for strangling her three children. The deadlock produced a mistrial after the holdout refused to join the majority. King’s on-air reaction to the holdout’s race drew renewed attention to the case.

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Identity Politics ExposedLeans Right

The Black holdout juror’s identity shattered the left’s assumptions about race, gender, and the Lindsay Clancy case. The reaction to him revealed the hypocrisy and absurdity of identity politics when reality did not fit the preferred narrative.

RedState
PJ Media
The Daily Wire
The Federalist
Western Journal

Holdout Was RightLeans Right

The holdout juror acted with principle by refusing to excuse the killing of children through an insanity verdict. Pro-Clancy jurors showed warped priorities by focusing on jury-room conduct and sympathy for Clancy rather than on the murdered children.

The Gateway Pundit
Townhall
Western Journal

Juror VilificationLeans Right

The lone Black holdout juror is being targeted because he refused to acquit Lindsay Clancy. Media figures and left-leaning critics are attacking, harassing, or even moving toward doxxing him for disrupting the outcome they wanted.

The Gateway Pundit
Townhall

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