Paula Devlin

So sue me.

And sure, the media doxxed the juror with the help of Paula Devlin.

You know, the courageous female juror in that last clip honestly attempted to strike a blow against the evil patriarchy that has the temerity to frown at the action of strangling your own children with an exercise band one at a time while sending your husband out to run errands for you.

without taking into account extenuating circumstances.

Um, three jurors gave interviews publicly after the mistrial.

Foreperson Ronnie Carlson, juror Kelly Farina, who is a chef at a senior center, and juror Paula Devlin, a defense contractor.

All three expressed deep frustration.

They talked about frustration with the juror and also about his behavior in the room when they were deliberating.

This guy is out on $4 million bail.

How is that fair, by the way, that somebody whose parents are that rich can get $4 million bail? Because I'm telling you, that 12th juror could not get bail in this case.

Right, yeah.

Not just the 12th juror, but a lot of people could not possibly make that bail.

No.

So Alan Jackson is trying to get the bail reduced to $2 million so he can use the $2 million to defend this guy and get him off because he says he's not guilty, just like everyone Alan Jackson represents.

Speaking of people that people love, Lindsay Clancy, Paula Devlin.

It seems like she's on a world media tour.

I mean, if you've seen the interviews of some of these people, that certainly has a ring of truth there.

For example, Paula Devlin, one of the jurors.

Is there any juror that hasn't spoken yet? Are we going to get to the alternates yet? I think they've all pretty much spoken.

Michael may be the only one who hadn't spoken directly, but indirectly through Mr.

Fugitive TV.

But anyway, Paula Devlin, listen to her characterization of.

The thinking behind.

The conclusion that Lindsay Clancy should be found not guilty by mental death.

Three jurors gave interviews publicly after the mistrial.

Four-person Ronnie Carlson, juror Kelly Farina, who is a chef at a senior center, and juror Paula Devlin, a defense contractor.

All three expressed deep frustration.

They talked about frustration with the juror and also about his behavior in the room when they were deliberating.

Governor Healey announced more than $2 million in proposed investments in postpartum mental health detection and care this week, saying that the Clancy case has helped reignite the conversation surrounding postpartum illness.

And juror Paula Devlin, one of the 11 who's favored the finding of lack of criminal responsibility, became quite emotional discussing those proposals and said that after listening to the evidence, she believed Clancy had been experiencing a psychotic break and that perhaps the children Right now, there are really three separate stories developing right now.

at once, whether the prosecutors will actually attempt to retry Lindsay Clancy, whether Reddington and Weinberg can legally prevent that from happening, and whether this extraordinary, tragic case ultimately produces permanent changes in how Massachusetts identifies and treats people with postpartum depression, or I guess I should say mental illness, if that's the case.

You know, there's lots of takes people can take on that.

Three jurors gave interviews publicly after the mistrial.

Four-person Ronnie Carlson, juror Kelly Farina, who is a chef at a senior center, and juror Paula Devlin, a defense contractor.

All three expressed deep frustration.

They talked about frustration with the juror and also about his behavior in the room when they were deliberating.

I want to double check to see.

No, Paula Devlin was one of the jurors who later spoke publicly about the deliberations.

The jury foreperson was Roni Carlson, a former elementary school teacher.

Multiple jurors, including Carlson and Devlin, described the 11 to 1 split.