Lindsay Clancy holdout juror makes new promise as lawyer warns of public attacks

The lone juror who blocked a verdict in Lindsay Clancy’s triple-murder trial has promised to tell his story in his own words as his attorney warns that jurors must be allowed to follow the evidence without fear of retaliation.

Attorney Edward Paltzik said Michael P.

Desronvil, whose refusal to join the other 11 jurors led to a mistrial, will issue a personal statement in the "near future." "Michael will be making a personal statement in the near future, in his own words," Paltzik wrote in a Facebook post.

Paltzik thanked those who sent emails, texts and voice messages in support of Desronvil, while acknowledging that others may disagree with the position he took inside the jury room.

CLANCY HOLDOUT JUROR TAPS FORMER TRUMP LAWYER TO FIGHT BACK AS HE’S ‘DRAGGED THROUGH THE MUD’: ATTORNEY "This country was built on intelligent debate in the public square," Paltzik wrote.

"That’s the same reason we support the good faith right of an individual juror to follow the evidence and the law to wherever they take him or her, free from fear of reprisal." LINDSAY CLANCY JUDGE INDEFINITELY IMPOUNDS JUROR NAMES, CITING SAFETY AND 'DIVISIVE' ATTENTION The attorney’s latest comments come as the deeply divisive case returns to the national spotlight.

Patrick Clancy , the father of the three slain children and Lindsay Clancy’s ex-husband, gave his first television interview on CBS News’ "60 Minutes" Sunday night.

Patrick Clancy discussed his grief, memories of his children and baseless conspiracy theories that have spread online since the January 2023 killings.

His wife, Dr.

Rachel Danis, also appeared in the segment with correspondent Ross Douthat.

JUDGE JUDY WARNS OF 'DANGER' IF PROSECUTORS DON'T RETRY LINDSAY CLANCY AFTER MURDER TRIAL ENDS IN MISTRIAL Lindsay Clancy, 36, was tried on three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of the couple’s children, 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson and 8-month-old Callan.

The children were found strangled inside the family’s Duxbury, Massachusetts, home in January 2023.

Clancy admitted killing the children, but her attorneys argued she was not criminally responsible because she was suffering from postpartum psychosis.

Prosecutors argued that the former labor and delivery nurse understood what she was doing and carried out the killings deliberately.