Due to harassment from the left, DeSantis offered asylum in Florida to the African American jury that refused to acquit Clancy

The Republican governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, offered refuge in his state to the hero who stood up to the feminists of the jury in the trial of Lindsay Clancy and refused to acquit the infanticide. This member of the citizen jury, who is known to be an African American approximately 30 years old, is being harassed by the left and feminists and will likely be doxxed by these groups when his identity is revealed.

"I am sure he would be welcomed and appreciated," DeSantis said, offering to give him "asylum" in Florida.

Since the annulment of the trial, the jury members who spoke in favor of Clancy have been on a media tour where they have attacked this dissenting juror. This week, three white women who were part of the jury called him "arrogant" on a TV show and complained that he could not get over the fact that Clancy had "cruelly killed her children."

The news that the dissenting hero was a young African American was revealed by juror Paula Devin on CBS Mornings on Friday morning, and all of American left, as expected, was shocked by this news.

Clancy strangled her three children with rubber bands —Cora, Dawson, and Callan, aged 5, 3, and 8 months respectively—and confessed to the crime, but her defense attorney managed to convince 11 members of the jury and the feminist movement by arguing that she is not guilty because she was suffering from postpartum psychosis.

The Democratic outlet NBC Boston is leading the harassment against this dissenter. In recent hours, they have tried to contact his family, reviewed his background, and even suggested that he lied on his juror questionnaire and should be charged.