Michael P. Desronvil, an African American immigrant of Haitian descent, spoke exclusively with a podcast and revealed details about the trial of the filicide
In an interview with the Fugitive TV podcast, Michael P. Desronvil, the African American hero who stood up to the feminist jurors and halted the acquittal of filicide Lindsay Clancy, broke his silence for the first time and described himself as a Republican and Catholic.
The only dissenter on that jury questioned the true intentions of his peers, pointing out that there were eight feminist women who wanted a "not guilty" verdict from the very first day of deliberations. In total, according to Desronvil, when discussions about the case began, eight jurors were in favor of acquittal, two were in favor of conviction, and the remaining two were undecided.
Desronvil revealed that those eight jurors felt like activists, trying to convince the others that Clancy was innocent. Of the four people who entered the deliberation room with doubts, three ended up yielding to the pressure from the feminists, but Desronvil remained firm and true to his beliefs.
Michael Desronvil was the juror who stood up to the feminists in the trial of Lindsay Clancy.
The dissident hero said that he knew Clancy was guilty "based on the evidence he had seen" and "the evidence presented at the trial", asserting that he believed she was not insane at that moment and knew what she was doing. For this reason, Desronvil became a victim of a smear campaign in the media by the feminist members of the jury, who revealed details about his identity.
The women labeled him "arrogant" and complained that he could not get over the fact that Clancy had "brutally murdered her children," as if this refusal was something bad. One of the feminists argued that Desronvil's stance hindered their attempt to "change something to improve the situation for other women."
A GiveSendGo page, an online donation site, was created to help Desronvil with his security, legal fees, and lost wages he may suffer when the feminist mob comes after him. The campaign has already raised over $200,000 and counting.
