Jewels Jones ®@JewelsJonesLive · Sep 13, 2026

1. A private citizen sat on a jury, listened to the evidence, and voted his conscience. Nine days later his name, his…

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A juror who voted to convict in the Lindsay Clancy case was doxxed online despite a court seal protecting juror identities, with his personal information, photo, and background shared by NBC Boston and a blogger. The thread argues someone with court access leaked the sealed juror list, and questions why the judge hasn't investigated the breach or held anyone accountable for the intimidation.

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#1
1. A private citizen sat on a jury, listened to the evidence, and voted his conscience. Nine days later his name, his photo, his town and his ex-wife’s handwritten statement are on the internet in front of 182,000 people. The jury list is under a court seal. 🧵
#2
2. Judge Sullivan impounded the names of all 12 jurors until at least Sept. 18, citing safety, after a woman was arrested for trying to film and intimidate the panel. That seal is still in effect right now. It didn’t hold.
#3
3. It started with NBC10 Boston, which dug up an eviction, a restraining order, and a sexual assault charge that was DROPPED. Not proven. Dropped. None of it touches the Clancy case. The only purpose is to discredit the man who wouldn’t vote to acquit.
#4
4. Then a blogger finished the job. Full name, photograph, hometown, his ex-wife’s statement, his rent. This is a man currently under indictment on 16 counts including witness intimidation and conspiracy out of the Karen Read case.
#5
5. This is his pattern. He’s accused of doxxing the holdout juror in the first Chesna trial and the foreman in the first Read trial. Jurors in Read were so frightened they petitioned the court to seal the list indefinitely because of him. The court granted it.
#6
6. And the defense attorney lit the fuse. Reddington told cameras the holdout had an “agenda” and “I hope that guy can sleep well at night.” Days later: “I didn’t dox anyone.” Technically true. He just aimed the crowd.
#7
7. One more detail. Another juror went on CBS Mornings and said the holdout was the only Black man in the room. Eleven jurors, and the one being investigated, published and torn apart is the one who stood alone.
#8
8. Here’s the question nobody in Boston is asking. That list was SEALED. A TV station and a blogger didn’t guess his name. Somebody with access handed it over. Court staff, a party, or a lawyer. Find that person. Everything else is downstream of that.
#9
9. What happens now: a judge can order whoever broke the seal to show cause, and contempt is on the table. So far Sullivan has said nothing publicly and no hearing is scheduled. Nine days of silence while a man’s life is picked apart.
#10
10. And here’s the twist nobody saw coming. Reddington files to dismiss on Sept. 29. If the jury pool is now poisoned with this juror’s name and background, the defense gets a free “she can’t get a fair trial” argument. The doxxing may end up helping Lindsay Clancy.
#11
11. Then there’s the next jury, and the one after that. In the Read case, jurors begged a court to seal their names indefinitely because of this same blogger. Expect Plymouth County to do the same. Expect more people to find a way out of jury duty.
#12
12. I’m not naming him and I’m not linking it. He did his duty. He looked at the evidence in the deaths of Cora, Dawson and Callan and said no. The court sealed his name for a reason. Find the leak, and leave the man alone. 🙏