Lone Clancy juror Michael Desronvil insists he had proof for his guilty view

Michael Desronvil is not backing down. The only juror who refused to clear Lindsay Clancy says the evidence fully supported his belief that she is guilty.

No reasonable doubt

In a sit-down with Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany, Desronvil said he never had any reasonable doubt about Clancy's guilt. The other 11 jurors believed she was not criminally responsible for the deaths of her 3 children.

He insists there is plenty of proof on his side. Still, he is keeping some of it to himself. He says he wants to respect his fellow jurors and let the legal process run its course.

Tension in the jury room

Desronvil admits deliberations got heated. Little wonder there. He alone stood between the panel and a unanimous verdict through 38 hours of deliberating.

He has already rejected claims that he ignored reasonable doubt. Back in September he argued that Clancy had plotted the killings with care.

Other jurors tell a very different story. They accuse him of refusing to move even though he allegedly admitted to having doubts about the case.

What comes next

Clancy's defense says she was in the grip of postpartum psychosis when her children died. The prosecution told jurors she was fully aware of her actions.

The case is still unresolved. Earlier this month a judge turned down Clancy's bid to have the murder charges thrown out.

Desronvil's full interview was set to air Thursday morning on "Fox & Friends."