Lindsay Clancy holdout juror says everyone had phones as defense seeks only his records

In his first televised interview since Lindsay Clancy's mistrial last month, lone holdout juror Michael Desronvil told Fox News' Kayleigh McEnany that he stands by his decision not to compromise with 11 others who wanted her to be found not criminally responsible for strangling her three young children.

He said he hadn't heard of the case before jury selection and didn't realize how big it would become.

He revealed his favorite Bible quote, Psalm 1, which may have prepared him for the ordeal, repeatedly urged the public to focus on the kids and not other aspects of the case.

"I call them the Three Angels," he said of the victims.

LINDSAY CLANCY MISTRIAL HOLDOUT SAYS HE THOUGHT SHE WAS 'METHODICAL' IN THE 'EXECUTION' OF HER CHILDREN Dawson, 3, wanted to be a firefighter, he said.

Cora, 5, reminded him of his own daughter, because they shared the favorite color of purple and the same age.

Callan, the youngest, was only 8 months old.

LINDSAY CLANCY HOLDOUT JUROR'S LAWYER TORCHES 'LOONEY TUNES MOTION' TO INVESTIGATE HIM While Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, has asked Judge William Sullivan to preserve juror records from all 12 panelists and six alternates, including their questionnaires, courthouse hallway surveillance video taken outside the deliberation room and sign-in sheets for the jurors' cellphones, it's only Desronvil's phone he's asked to have examined specifically.

SIGN UP TO GET THE LATEST TRUE CRIME NEWS Reddington has asked for Desronvil's phone records between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on each deliberation day.

LINDSAY CLANCY ATTORNEY KEVIN REDDINGTON FIRES BACK AT LONE HOLDOUT JUROR'S ATTORNEY AFTER FIERY INTERVIEW CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE FOX TRUE CRIME HUB "Everybody had their cellphones and our cell phone was used when we had a break," the holdout juror said.

"So not during deliberation." Desronvil told McEnany the day after the trial ended, he already saw journalists at his home — including some who snooped through his mail.

"We have surveillance cameras, and then we have actual footage of them going through our mail, and then going through the back door, the front door, peeking through the windows," he said.