According to Grok on September 18th the identities of the jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial become publicly accessible unless the Judge rules to seal the list. So the holdout juror should probably come out on his own terms and launch a GoFundMe and capitalize on this moment because it will likely be out of his control soon. Grok conversation below: Massachusetts law treats juror identities as presumptively public after a criminal trial, but judges can temporarily seal the jury list for safety or to prevent harassment in high-profile cases. Judge William Sullivan did exactly that here: he impounded the names until September 18, 2026 (the current date is September 11). The order explicitly allows individual jurors to identify themselves and speak if they choose. Media reports have described the holdout as an unidentified man and have not published his name. The holdout himself has not come forward. Other jurors who have spoken have described him only as one of the three men on the panel and have not named him. If the list is released, it would contain all 12 names without identifying which person was the holdout. Media outlets could then try to match names to the descriptions already given. Even after the seal lifts, the name is not automatically published or announced. The list would become a public court record that anyone (including journalists) can request from the clerk’s office. Massachusetts law generally treats juror names as public after a criminal trial, but this case ended in a mistrial rather than a verdict, which is why the judge had extra discretion to delay(Autism Capital 🧩)