Fundraiser for lone holdout Clancy juror hits $117,000 as media doxes, smears him

The GiveSendGo fundraiser that was organized for the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial has now surpassed $117,000 in donations after he has been doxed and dragged online by the news media and others who have said that the admitted child-killer should be acquitted of criminal responsibility in the murders of her children.

Clancy strangled her three children—Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and Callan, 8 months—to death with exercise bands at her home in January 2023. Her case recently ended in a mistrial from a hung jury with 11 jurors voting to acquit her of criminal responsibility for the killings while the long holdout said that she was guilty of murder.

The juror, who has been identified as a black male, has now been the subject of heavy scrutiny, including a report from NBC Boston that publicized domestic charges against him that were later dismissed when he divorced his wife. He has also been under threat of eviction and the juror's nephew had a restraining order made against him.

The fundraiser for the juror, which was set up by Tom Hennessey, said that it would cover "security, lawyers, and lost work" if he started to be targeted in media and elsewhere.

"The country got the full TikTok-diagnostics package. Postpartum. Psychosis. Voices. Trauma. A stack of pill bottles and a sad playlist. The SSRI-medicated mob ran cover like this was a self-care story instead of a triple child killing. They wanted a diagnosis, not a verdict. They wanted her sick, not guilty. They wanted three dead kids memory-holed so nobody had to say the words mother and murderer in the same sentence," Hennessey wrote in the fundraiser.

Other jurors have spoken out publicly against the holdout, with one male juror saying that the holdout used one of the exercise bands to wrap and then tighten around his water bottle in a way to mimic what Clancy did to her children.