Lindsay Clancy Holdout Breaks Silence: "I Didn't Have Any Doubts" | Crime Talk

The lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial is finally speaking for himself.

Michael Desronvil says he "didn't have any doubts" about his belief that Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible — directly challenging accounts from other jurors following the 11-1 deadlock and mistrial.

Also today on Crime Talk:

Bryan Kohberger's family publicly backs his effort to withdraw the guilty plea that sent him to prison for four murders.

The disturbing Philadelphia "House of Horrors" investigation expands, with seven missing women now connected to one property and investigators believing five may be dead.

A Florida mother and her adult son are charged with incest after investigators say she admitted the sexual relationship happened "about 100 times."

And in Colorado, the Chief Justice has paused the presumption of livestreaming criminal court proceedings statewide for 90 days — despite a state statute requiring remote public access and expressly limiting the judiciary's ability to narrow those requirements. Scott breaks down the legal conflict and the separation-of-powers question it may create.