BARD - CLANCY JUROR FALLOUT: Breaking Down the Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Drama

I called this in other places upside down world, and this is what I mean by that.

Upside down world is as a criminal defense lawyer, you kind of, at least I have, have had so many experiences with 11 to 1.

And what I'm talking about is the hung juries and... mistrials.

11 to 1 if you're a criminal defense lawyer, and I've talked previously about some rather famous 11 to 1s for not guilty, but The overwhelming number of them are 11 to 1 for guilt.

And the one lone holdout is a not guilty.

And upside down world is what is happening right now from the defense standpoint with the one juror.

We're obviously talking about Lindsey Clancy and 11 to 1 for not guilty.

And take it away, Lauren, because some of what's happening is wild.

Yeah, and I gotta ask you a few things.

I've been wanting to get your take on some of the statements made by Kevin Reddington, which at the time, I didn't think they were problematic.

And now that we're seemingly in this whole other realm of certain things happening, I'm coming back around, I'm doing a boomerang here and I'm like, It's not necessarily his fault.

I've seen people say that.

I don't think it's his fault.

And I'll explain what I'm talking about.

I promise.

But I want to hear what you have to say.

But no, what what has happened in the last week, if anyone is unaware, there were three female jurors that came forward on NBC.

And then there was an additional female juror on WBZ.

Now, the female juror that came forward on WBZ did not share her her testimony.

name.

She did not share her face.

She did this audio, and they kind of even disguised her voice a little.

Then another man came forward, another juror on ABC.

And then lastly, what kind of started this whole explosion, if you will, over the weekend is one of the female jurors from NBC went over to CBS and did an interview with Gayle King, where Gayle I don't think this juror, this woman, Paula, was going to come out and say who the lone juror was.

However, Gayle King pressed her and asked her after she told her a description of all the jurors and how there was only one man of color, which I can attest to because I watch this man, Mark, every day.