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He said he hadn't heard about the case before the jury was picked and didn't know how big it would become. He revealed his favorite Bible quote, Psalm 1, which may have prepared him for the ordeal, repeatedly urging people to focus on the children and not other aspects of the case.

"I call them three angels," he said of the victims.

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3-year-old Dawson wanted to be a firefighter. Cora, 5, reminded her of her daughter because they shared a favorite color, purple, and were the same age. Cullen, the youngest, was only 8 months old.

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Michael P. Deseronville, the sole juror in the murder trial of Lindsey Clancy, which ended in torture. (Fari TV)

Holdout says he only used his phone during breaks, but everyone had them

While Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, has asked Judge William Sullivan to preserve juror records from the 12 jurors and six alternates, including their questionnaires, courtroom surveillance video taken outside the deliberation room and jurors' cellphone log-ins, only Deseronville's phone was specifically examined.

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The juror said: "Everyone had their cell phones and our cell phone was being used during recess." "Not during deliberations, then."

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Deseronville told McEnany the day after the trial ended that he had already seen reporters at his home — including some who tracked through his mail.

"We have surveillance cameras and then we have actual footage of them going through our posts, and then looking through the back door, the front door, and through the windows," he said. So we have evidence for that."

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Cullen, left, Dawson and Cora Clancy. The three children were killed in their home in Duxbury, Massachusetts in January 2023. (Lindsey Marie Clancy/Facebook)

She said that while the ordeal was frightening enough for police to escort her fiance home, she received no "physical threats."

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"Of course, [I'm] scared, luckily the town I live in has a lot of great people, great people and business owners and people from the church, the police department and the fire department that have been very helpful to me, my fiancee and my daughter. During this time, he said, ``Absolutely.''

Before Clancy's mistrial was declared, Reddington accused the jury of perjury, a claim Deseronville flatly denied.

He said: I answered everything honestly.

Nevertheless, Reddington has requested an investigation into Deseronville, past domestic violence allegations, probation records and a grand jury questionnaire, all while publicly trying to rebrand the fugitive as "Msedkar."

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Deseronville said he answered the questionnaire truthfully and that the conflict in 2021 with his wife was "out of proportion."

"There was no physical, emotional or financial abuse," he said. The charges were later dropped.

Despite his experience, he says he would serve on a jury again if he had to

Asked if he wanted to serve on a jury again after his ordeal, the only one of the 12 who voted to convict, he said it would be tough but he would do it for a higher purpose.

"Given the kind of investigation that happened to me, it's a tough job ... to serve on a jury again, but I serve a higher power, so I can't be timid," he said. "If I have to, I will."

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The "surreal" 911 call was played for the jury behind closed doors

While the public didn't hear Patrick Clancy's 911 call moments after he returned home to find his phone calling, he said three children were dead and his wife was seriously injured, and it had an impact on Deseronville.

"Hearing the pain in his voice, hearing the frustration in that clip — it was surreal," he said.

This was one of the strongest evidences. Still, she said, the prosecution's case convinced her that Clancy had methodically and logically planned the "execution" of her children, rejecting defense arguments that she was not criminally responsible because of postpartum psychosis.

"You know it was really big for me watching the video and also listening in court," he said. "The thought process one goes through... to fulfill the commitment to do it."

See the full interview again on "Outnumbered" at noon ET.

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