"Rogue" Juror's Family: We're Being Subjected to Constant Harassment and Menace by "Crazy" People

Before that: One of the Lindsay Clancy cultists killed her baby while singing a song from the Wizard of Oz.

"Follow the Yellow Brick Road," supposedly.

Is this real or just part of her cynical attempt to contrive an insanity plea before becoming a big-time influencer after her acquittal?

The Lindsay Clancy-obsessed mom who allegedly hanged her 2-year-old son chillingly crooned a tune from the "Wizard of Oz" during police questioning about the harrowing murder, investigators stunningly revealed.

Instead of answering Illinois detectives' queries about how her toddler son's lifeless body had ended up dangling from a rafter, crazed mom Corie Walsh responded by breaking out in her own rendition of "Follow the Yellow Brick Road," according to court documents reviewed by The Sun.

Walsh, 40, is facing first-degree murder charges after her two school-aged children discovered their sibling, Barrett Walsh, with a rope around his neck and his feet off the ground at the family's home in Frankfprt, a suburb about 30 miles southwest of Chicago, and ran to a neighbor's house for help, the doc states.

The frantic neighbor called 911 and tried fruitlessly to perform CPR on little Barrett, who didn't have a pulse and was cold to the touch. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

An autopsy later confirmed that the boy, who was called "Bear" by his family, died of "asphyxia due to ligature compression of the neck," according to court records.

Between haunting harmonizations, Walsh allegedly confessed to killing the boy, claiming he was the "anti-Christ" and "devil," according to prosecutors.

The mom -- whom cops had discovered fully clothed, soaking in a bathtub full of bloodied water at the house -- tried to take her own life by slashing her wrists and thighs with a knife.

By the time police showed up, Walsh was reportedly so out of it that she believed she had killed all four of her children, including an 8-month-old infant who was discovered unsupervised at the house.

The mom later confessed that she had also planned on "poisoning [her husband] with a drink" and had multiple prescriptions at the time, according to court docs and prosecutors.

The harrowing series of events unfolded just a few hours after Walsh allegedly sent friends "confusing" and "out of character" text messages about Lindsay Clancy's murder trial, saying she believed that Clancy's husband killed the children -- not their mother, the outlet reported.

Prosecutors have since claimed that Walsh was infatuated with Clancy, whose high-profile trial captivated the nation over the defense team's argument that she was legally insane due to postpartum psychosis when she fatally strangled her three children with exercise bands.

"It was manslaughter, please I'm really freaking out," Walsh reportedly wrote in a text to a friend on Sept. 1, as jury deliberations were still ongoing in Clancy's case.

I would desperately urge RFKJr. to begin a crash review of the SSRIs and hundred other psychoactive drugs that American left-wing women have faked their way into getting prescriptions for.

Now, on to the "rogue" juror, which of course means "a black man who did not submit to the bullying of old white liberal Karens."

The left realized that smearing a Proud and Strong Black Man was a political loser and gross hypocrisy aside, so now they've gone to an angle they're more comfortable with, smearing him for being a Religious Zealot Weirdo who does not believe in a Woman's Right to Slaughter Her Children.

His family says he did not allow his Catholic faith to override his judgment.

The holdout juror who sparked a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case did not allow his Catholic faith to override his judgment that the former nurse was guilty of murder, his brother revealed to The Post -- as he said the family's life has been turned upside down.

"I don't think religion had anything to do with it," the brother said, disputing claims online.

The bombshell Clancy trial turned national attention to the juror, whom The Post is choosing not to name -- with some labeling him a hero for refusing to find Clancy not guilty, and other jurors claiming he refused to follow the judge's instructions about "reasonable doubt."

"He looked at the case, and he made the call," the brother said. "For me, that's how I would do it. I would just listen to the case with all the evidence, and go from there."

He added: "His choice was good for some people, but not good for other people."

But the attention has also raised questions about the juror's troubling criminal record following a 2021 arrest for allegedly battering his then-wife over the couple's crying infant.

Those charges were dismissed, but in 2025 he was accused of beating the teenage nephew who called police on him during the alleged domestic violence attack, according to court records.

The juror had a restraining order against him from the nephew at the time he was picked for the Clancy jury -- and it expired during the trial, court documents reveal.

Well, lefties, if you didn't let this immigrant stay, he wouldn't have hung your jury.

The brother also said that the devoutly Catholic Haitian immigrant clan has been relentlessly hounded by true-crime gawkers and reporters since the juror refused to agree with the 11 others and find Clancy not guilty of murder by reason of insanity after she killed her three kids.

"My family cannot leave the house," the brother said.

"They are leaving notes at my mother's house. They won't leave us alone and we don't know anything," he added.

"People have been calling me like crazy. It's crazy."

RFKJr. please look into SSRIs and the other psycho-making drugs women are doped up to the gills on.

A supporter launched a GiveSendGo fundraiser for the juror on Monday, which brought in nearly $190,000 in a matter of hours.

Law-vlogger Nate the Lawyer called GiveSendGo about the account and GiveSendGo told him it was legit, and the money would only be released to the "rogue" juror, not to the supporter who started it.

More on the hounding of the slave escaped from the Karen Plantation, I mean, rogue juror:

From doxing to death threats to a six-figure fundraiser, jurors in high-profile cases face intense public scrutiny in a social-media-driven world.

The judge in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder case impounded the names of the jurors earlier this month, citing their safety. But that didn't stop online leaks.

"Jury service can often be traumatic. We have people that have to make very difficult decisions that impact people's lives," said Pierre Bergeron, retired judge on the Ohio First District Court of Appeals and professor at Centre College. "A lot of people already are reticent to do their civic duty because sometimes it's inconvenient, sometimes they don't get paid very much. And ultimately, the more the jurors are targeted, the less willing people are going to be to serve as jurors."

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An online fundraiser on GiveSendGo (Stand With the Juror | GiveSendGo) called "Stand with the Juror" had raised more than $150,000 Monday night for the lone juror whose apparent identity has been leaked by bloggers, some calling the juror a hero.

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For other intensely public cases, like that of Karen Read, who was acquitted of murdering her Boston police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe, Bergeron says jurors must avoid news updates on their phones and the influence of a sea of pink shirts outside court in support of the defendant.

The judge extended the period of secrecy of jurors' personnel information -- but only after the inconvenient black man was doxxed so he could be threatened and harassed into suicide.

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🚨BREAKING: Judge extends secrecy of the Lindsay Clancy juror list.

The original impoundment order was set for two weeks. Today, September 14, Judge William Sullivan extended it until further order of the court.

The judge cited a "real and present risk" of harm to jurors, intense social-media attention, jurors being identified without permission, and the arrest of an individual accused of secretly recording jurors leaving court.

The order also reveals that at least one juror asked for the list to remain SEALED INDEFINITELY.

Some jurors have chosen to speak publicly, but the court says the majority of jurors and alternates have remained anonymous despite multiple media requests.

The order does not prevent any juror from voluntarily identifying themselves or speaking publicly.

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