Reports continue to focus on the holdout juror, identified as 48-year-old Michael Desronvil, in the murder trial of 36-year-old Lindsay Clancy, according to multiple outlets.
Kevin Reddington, the attorney who defended Clancy, has pushed for access to the holdout juror's cell phone, according to Fox News, which detailed implications of that request from the defense.
Reddington faced questions over his comments targeting the lone holdout juror and responded with irritation when pressed on the matter, according to Townhall.
According to The Western Journal, the holdout juror plans to take an aggressive step in response to what the outlet described as abuse, though details of that plan were not specified in the available material.
A letter to the editor published by The Washington Times suggested that Clancy's attorney, rather than the holdout juror, should be the subject of scrutiny. NewsNation separately raised the question of whether the holdout juror could face investigation.
How each side covered it
Center
- NewsNation examined whether the holdout juror could become the subject of an investigation.
“Could Lindsay Clancy holdout juror be investigated?” — NewsNation
Right
- Fox News detailed implications of the defense's request for the holdout juror's cell phone.
- Townhall reported attorney Kevin Reddington grew irritated when questioned about his attacks on the juror.
- The Western Journal reported the holdout juror, Michael Desronvil, plans an aggressive response to alleged abuse.
- The Washington Times published a letter arguing Reddington, not the juror, should be investigated.
“Fed Up With Abuse, Holdout Clancy Juror Will Carry Out Aggressive Plan to Shut Up Killer's Attorney” — The Western Journal
Questions readers ask
Who is the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial?
The holdout juror is identified as 48-year-old Michael Desronvil, according to The Western Journal.
What did Lindsay Clancy's attorney do regarding the holdout juror?
Kevin Reddington, Clancy's attorney, pushed for access to the holdout juror's cell phone and made comments targeting the juror, according to Fox News and Townhall.
Is the holdout juror facing investigation?
NewsNation reported on the question of whether the holdout juror could be investigated, though the outcome is not detailed in available reporting.
What have commentators said about who should be scrutinized?
A letter to the editor in The Washington Times argued that Clancy's attorney, Kevin Reddington, rather than the holdout juror, should be investigated.
Sources · 5 outlet reports
- NewsNationCenterAttorney: Motions against Clancy holdout juror won't go anywhere | Elizabeth Vargas Reports
- Fox NewsRight-leaningAttorney details implications of Clancy defense's push for holdout juror's cell phone
- The Washington TimesRight-leaningLetter to the editor: Perhaps Clancy’s attorney, not holdout juror, should be investigated
- The Western JournalRight-leaningWatch: Holdout Clancy Juror and Christian Finally Speaks, Says Last Thing Anyone Expected - He's Thankful
- TownhallRight-leaningThe Lindsay Clancy Hold-Out Juror Finally Speaks. Here's What He Said.