The man who stood up to the mob and did the right thing should be applauded for his courage and commitment. Regardless of whether people think Lindsey Clancy was psychotic for the 18 minutes she used to kill her three young children, she cannot be acquitted and put back on the streets.
Only one man was willing to take it on, so what was his reward? The nasty, preachy attorney claiming Lindsey is a wonderful person and a great mother, put a target on his back.
He knows the leftist mob could go after the juror and his family, and he did it deliberately. Attorney Kevin Reddington said sarcastically that he hoped the juror “can sleep well at night.” I’m sure he will, and normal Americans are grateful for him.
Are we now a nation where a bad mother can murder her three children, make up some tale about an 18-minute psychosis after planning the murder, and get acquitted?
To the juror who stood up to the mob, you’re a hero. The two other men and nine women on the jury deserve no praise.
This attorney targeted the lone juror because he didn’t like the way he was voting, so he wanted him removed. Then he claimed the juror wasn’t following the law, and he wanted an investigation. The judge interviewed the juror and didn’t agree. So, the attorney had to make the juror the bad guy one last time at a press conference. The vindictiveness is stunning.
I’ve sat through hundreds of jury trials. Private lawyers, public defenders, every type of defense attorney you can think of.
Never once have I seen one of them stand up in open court and put a target on a juror for doing their job.
This clown didn’t argue the law. He outed… https://t.co/XIb21jZ7UZ
— Hunter Eagleman™ (@Hunter_Eagleman) September 4, 2026
Lindsey Clancy has a copycat already. A Frankfort mother hanged her 2-year-old child because she claimed he was a demon. She had been following the Lindsay Clancy trial.
“When officers arrived, a neighbor was performing CPR on a toddler, later identified as two-year-old Barrett Walsh, born March 26, 2024,” the documents stated.
The neighbor told authorities she found Barrett, also known as “Bear,” hanging from a rafter in the basement. He had a ligature around his neck and his feet were off the ground, prosecutors said.
“She removed the ligature, lowered the child to the ground, and attempted CPR while calling 911. According to the neighbor, Barrett was cold and had no pulse,” the documents read.
The child was pronounced dead that same day, and autopsy results found he died of “asphyxia due to ligature compression of the neck,” the documents show, though police said a final cause and manner of death were still pending.
Barring a psychosis diagnosis, there is a special place in Hell for this woman.