An online fundraising campaign for the only juror in the trial of Lindsay Clancy who refused to exonerate the murderer has already raised over $100,000.
The campaign description outlines Clancy's case as it is: "Lindsay Clancy strangled her children. Cora was 5 years old. Dawson was 3. Callan was 8 months old. Her lawyer stood up in the courtroom and admitted that she used exercise bands to kill them in the basement after sending her husband out for takeout. Two were already dead when he got home. The baby died three days later. The only point of contention left was whether three homicides should be counted."
Then, the fundraiser praises the only juror —who is known to be, much to the left's surprise, an African American man in his 30s— for standing up to feminists and not allowing Clancy to be acquitted of her crimes.
"One juror stood firm. He focused on what she did, not on the Zoloft label. So the defense demanded that the judge remove him from the jury for 'not respecting reasonable doubt.' The jury did not reach a verdict. The trial was declared a mistrial. Now she can be tried again for killing her children instead of receiving a standing ovation for her symptoms. We will not let this happen without a fight," the statement concludes.
Throughout last week, three feminist women who served on the jury in Clancy's trial attacked this man who stood firm in the media, calling him "very arrogant" and "rebellious." "He did not interact with us or try to understand us. He struggled immensely to accept the fact that Lindsay had brutally killed her children," they said, as if that were something bad.
This past weekend, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis offered asylum to this juror and lashed out at the media that revealed his identity and seeks to defame him. "One man opposed allowing a woman to kill her three small children and get away with it, so NBC is trying to defame that juror, whose identity should be protected," the Republican politician wrote.
