Josh Slocum and guest Jake Freeman analyze the Lindsey Clancy trial, focusing on media interviews with jurors who attacked the lone holdout for his moral objection to an insanity verdict. They discuss the reversed burden of proof in Massachusetts and the jurors' display of "moral inversion," arguing the case exemplifies a broader societal prevalence of Cluster B personality disorders. The hosts connect these events to historical witch trials and the dangers of appointing emotionally volatile individuals to juries.
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