As the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial faces a targeted campaign to expose and discredit him by the mainstream media, supporters of his now-heroic stand against the injustice of murdering children are coming to his aid.
A GiveSendGo page to help the juror with security, attorneys, and lost work when the Fem Nazi mob comes for him has already raised over $115,000 as of Monday morning.
The fundraiser was created by an X user who goes by Tom Hennesey on September 4, the day a mistrial was declared. As of Saturday, the fundraiser had only raised about $22,000, but nearly $100,000 has been contributed since!
My fundraiser for the lone holdout juror has surpassed 22k and the goal is now 50k. Thank you!
Special thanks to @mattvanswol for helping raise awareness early on. https://t.co/uWJfNkMfLy pic.twitter.com/NLjMj6G6h9
— Tom Hennessy (@Tomhennessey69) September 12, 2026
The juror was relentlessly smeared in the media by his co-jurors, who shared details of his identity and incited opposition to his position that Clancy committed a crime when she strangled her three young children. The female jurors called him “arrogant” and complained that he could not get past the fact that Clancy had “viciously killed her children.” One female juror said the holdout stood on the way of their attempt to “change something to make it better for other women.”
News of the holdout juror’s race and age was broken on CBS Mornings on Friday in an interview with juror Paula Devlin. Host Gayle King, a black woman, was stunned to learn of his skin color.
“A black man is a holdout juror,” King said. “Well, I have to sit with that for just a second.”
“I’m very fascinated by the holdout juror, learning that he’s a black man today,” she later said, expressing even more shock upon learning that he was in his 30s.
Then, NBC Boston began harassing the juror, attempting to contact him at his home, combing through his background, and broadcasting that he had illegally lied on his juror questionnaire, the Gateway Pundit reported. The outlet points to dismissed domestic violence allegations, a restraining order, and a pending eviction case to sow doubt in the fairness of the trial and discredit the juror’s decision.
The media is enraged that he was allowed to serve on the jury and that his vote resulted in a mistrial for the child killer. NBC courtroom insider Sue O’Connell was outraged, suggesting that the jurors were not properly vetted.
Via NBC Boston:
The Gateway Pundit reported on the GiveSendGo page created to help the lone holdout juror amid the doxxing campaign.
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