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Kellie Farina should never have been on the Lindsay Clancy jury.

This isn’t just because she contributed the now-infamous quote about the holdout juror who voted not to acquit Clancy for murdering her three children, meaning the case ended in a mistrial: “He had the hardest time getting off the fact that Lindsay viciously killed her children.”

This also isn’t just because one of her issues was that the prosecution acted like, say, prosecutors, and didn’t present character witnesses who made Clancy look good. “You’re presenting all these medical professionals, but nobody’s presenting for the prosecution, a woman, a mother of three children,” she said in the same interview.

Mind you, that’s enough to have us believe that Farina is someone who gets her ideas about the justice system and how juries are supposed to decide based on true crime podcasts with titles like “Why the Husband Did It But Was Never Convicted,” “Your Intuition is Always Right,” or “Cozy Miscarriages of Justice for Sleep.”

But that’s just circumstantial evidence that she’d had her common sense rotted by internet sleuthing. Now we have........

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