Lindsay Clancy defense demands investigation into holdout juror who blocked not guilty verdict

Lindsay Clancy's legal team is calling for an investigation into the holdout juror who wanted to find her guilty of murder charges in connection with the strangling deaths of her three young children.Clancy attorney Kevin Reddington is asking a Massachusetts judge to preserve juror records from all 12 panelists and six alternates, including their questionnaires, courthouse hallway surveillance video taken outside the deliberation room, and sign-in sheets for the jurors' cellphones.Reddington is asking the court to and conduct a "limited inquiry" into the holdout and for information on any potential background checks stemming from a February motion for access to prospective juror information filed by Plymouth County prosecutors.LINDSAY CLANCY HOLDOUT JUROR MAKES NEW PROMISE AS LAWYER WARNS OF PUBLIC ATTACKSMichael P.Desronvil, left, the lone holdout juror who forced a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case, has retained an attorney who once represented President Donald Trump.

Clancy, right, faced three counts of first-degree murder in the strangling deaths of her three children.(Facebook/Brittany K and Greg Derr/The Patriot Ledger via AP, Pool)He's also seeking the holdout's juror questionnaire and any supplemental filings, probation records, and "Juror Doe's record from the statewide domestic violence registry." He is asking the judge to require prosecutors to divulge whether it has had any contact with the holdout as a defendant, complainant or subject going back to January 2021.Additionally, Reddington is looking for the holdout's phone records between the hours of 8:30 a.m.

and 4:30 p.m.on each deliberation day and asking for the court to order an independent examination into his phone use during the deliberation period.Read the motion:Lastly, he wants the holdout to be grilled regarding the truthfulness of his juror questionnaire and voir dire answers, his statements to the court on Sept.

3, and the use of a phone or outside information during deliberations.Mich...