The Clancy Holdout, Jelly Rolls Fallout, and

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#1 – Fifth Juror Speaks Out on Lindsay Clancy Case — His Testimony Paints a Very upsetting Picture — by Kyle Becker

Let’s just level out right here the rationale why we’re not listening to from the male holdout juror. It’s because he’s doubtless in hiding in grave concern of being doxxed and subjected to the wrath of the Clancy supporter military.

So, these jurors can declare nearly something they need to disparage this holdout juror, and we’re doubtless not going to hear any response from him.

Just like we’re never going to hear from Lindsay Clancy’s youngsters, ever again.

#2 – Whoa: NBC News ‘Tries to Bury’ Holdout Clancy Juror, but DeSantis Makes Him an Offer They Won’t Like — by Sister Toldjah

Now, let me say this: if he lied on the juror questionnaire about his background, that could be a drawback, and – assuming for functions of dialogue that this is what occurred – you may wager Reddington either already knew about this supposed fact or is just studying and will use it in future communications with the court.

But let me also say this, one thing I do know past a shadow of a doubt is the gospel fact:

NBC News would not give a royal rip about the supposed allegations against this man and the likelihood that he won’t have checked sure bins on that questionnaire had he voted the “right way.”

This is, in my opinion, a new low in journalism, and I wasn’t the only one who felt that means.

#3 – Jelly Roll Just Got a Very Public Lesson in the Consequences of Trashing Trump — by Teri Christoph

It was fairly apparent that Jelly Roll, despite claiming to be a Christian, determined sucking up to the cool children of Hollywood was more important than being true to his roots (roots that embrace a felonious past and a pardon from Tennessee’s Republican governor, Bill Lee). 

The backlash was swift, and Jelly Roll (real identify: Jason Bradley DeFord) tearfully responded, “I’m going to try to do the right thing right now, because human dignity isn’t Republican or Democrat. Compassion isn’t left-wing, and mercy isn’t right-wing. Pain and healing know no partisanship.”

Not good enough, said Law Enforcement Today’s Kyle Reyes, who uninvited DeFord from showing at the upcoming Big Blue Bash at Mar-a-Lago. Reyes had requested the singer to take into account performing some worship songs to close out the November event that advantages the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA) Foundation.

#4 – Iran Burns Another Proxy: Houthis Nearing Panic After Tehran-Ordered Offensive Fails — by streiff

As I said above, you’d have to be one thing of a twit to predict a authorities victory based on what has occurred in the last month. However, there may be no doubt that the federal government offensive has stopped the Houthi attempt to gain control of the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and Red Sea transport. This also sends a broader message to Iranian proxies. The IRGC regime is sort of prepared to burn down its proxy armies if it thinks it would give it an benefit. Iran inspired Hezbollah assaults against Israel. This has resulted in the destruction of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon; see IDF Wipes Out Hezbollah-IRGC Underground Bunker Complex After Iran’s Latest Empty ‘Red Line’ – RedState. It has thrown its proxies in Iran to the wolves. Now it’s ruthlessly tossing the Houthis into the battle. 

This “martyrdom for thee, but not for me” perspective shall be seen throughout the area.

#5 – Three Lindsay Clancy Jurors Speak Out — and, Yep, They’re Every Bit As Awful As You Feared — by Teri Christoph

The three unnamed girls spoke of their frustrations with the lone male juror who refused to agree with the other eleven on acquitting Clancy (discovering her not guilty by motive of lack of prison duty (i.e., madness)). Clancy admitted to killing her three younger youngsters – 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 8-month-old Callan – in January 2023, but claimed she was profoundly mentally sick at the time. 

It was revealed by the Boston reporter who interviewed the ladies that the jury, which was made up of 9 girls and three males, was stacked with academics and nurses, and the 11 who voted to acquit had been miffed that the holdout “had the toughest time getting off the fact that Lindsay viciously killed her youngsters.”

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