Lindsay Clancy Juror Admits They Had An Agenda
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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What new admission did the juror make about the Lindsay Clancy trial?
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before we get into today's video, please consider liking and subscribing. Today we're hearing from the same female juror that we've been hearing from for a few days now in this Lindsay Clancy trial. It seems as though she is on a press tour after everything that she's done here and after trying to push forward a not guilty verdict for lindsey clancy now we've already spoken about the views of some of the women on this trial you guys can check out my previous video on that but just to recap they were talking about frustratingly pacing around the room during deliberations name calling engaging in hugs and acts of self-care to deal with the things that they were talking about they talked about how entertained they were by lindsey clancy's defense lawyer and how that sort of took the edge off a little bit of this trial here that he was so
arrogant and compassionate, yet funny at the same time, which was interesting. One of them said that the holdout juror in this case, who just so happened to be a black man, we recently found out, had trouble getting over the fact that Lindsay Clancy viciously murdered her three kids.
We had the hardest time getting off the fact that Lindsay viciously killed her children.
It's just been amazing some of the things we've been hearing from these women. And now we get this new clip where this juror, who we keep seeing, says that they knew that their deliberations would be a turning point for women all over the nation. We knew.
that this was a turning point and this would be something that could change something to make it better for other women in the future, for other families. You know, justice for those children is this never happening again. The whole thing was based on mental health. How can you have bias if only women can go through postpartum depression? Only women can go through postpartum psychosis. Only women can deliver a baby. That's not bias, that's just a fact. I think that we all felt the enormity of our decision.
How did the jurors describe their behavior and emotions during deliberations?
We didn't know what was going on outside of that room, but we knew that we had a chance to get a conversation started that could change something, that could maybe stop this from ever happening again.
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That is what your actual job is. That's what justice for these kids actually is. You as a jury, you don't go into a trial and think, how can I stop this thing from ever happening again? Nope, it's not your job. Your job is not how can I help women that are in a similar situation to Lindsay Clancy? No, not your job. So this woman decided that coming into this trial, she was meant to, I guess, try to control the outcomes of what happens in the world after they go through deliberations and reach a verdict. not her job and let's listen to the beginning of that clip one more time
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:24
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What new admission did the juror make about the Lindsay Clancy trial?
0:24–2:32
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How did the jurors describe their behavior and emotions during deliberations?
2:32–5:25
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Why did the jurors claim this case could be a turning point for women nationwide?
5:25–7:15
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What arguments were made about juror impartiality versus activism?
7:15–7:53