Michael Péguy Desronvil

Haitian-born American healthcare and community-services worker

* Note that there is a USCIS letter addressing him as MICHAEL PROUY DESRONVIL.

Born: October 14, 1977

Birthplace: Haiti

Height: 5 ft 7 in (170 cm)

Weight: 160 lb (73 kg)

Associated with: Brockton, Massachusetts; Mebane and Cary, North Carolina

Known names: Michael P. Desronvil; Michael Desronvil; Michael Péguy Desronvil; Peguy M. Desronvil; Michel A. Desronvil

Michael Péguy Desronvil (born October 14, 1977) is a Haitian-born American healthcare and community-services worker associated with Massachusetts and North Carolina. He has used the names Michael P. Desronvil, Michael Desronvil, Peguy M. Desronvil, and Michel A. Desronvil in various public records.

Early life

Desronvil was born in Haiti on October 14, 1977. He immigrated to the United States as a child with his family. His father, Michel Marcel Desronvil, immigrated to Massachusetts from Haiti with his family in 1982. Michel Marcel later worked as an educator and carpenter and lived in Brockton, Massachusetts.

Desronvil attended North Cambridge Catholic High School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, graduating with the Class of 1998. He subsequently attended Massasoit Community College from 1998 to 2004. His professional profile lists Haitian Creole among his languages.

Family

Desronvil is one of five children of Michel Marcel Desronvil and Ginette (Jean Noel) Desronvil. His father died in Brockton in June 2020 at age 86. Michel Marcel’s obituary identified his five children as:

  • Mirtha Desronvil
  • Gina Desronvil-Audate
  • Michel Ange Desronvil
  • Marcelle D. Desronvil-Lissade
  • Michael Péguy Desronvil

His siblings include Michel Ange Desronvil, whose wife is Line-Rose Isaac Desronvil, and Marcelle Desronvil-Lissade, a North Carolina dentist.

Through his brother Michel Ange, Desronvil is the uncle of Darschelle, Deeyana, and Danzel Desronvil.

Education and professional career

After graduating from high school in 1998, Desronvil attended Massasoit Community College in Brockton. His professional history includes healthcare-related employment in both Massachusetts and North Carolina.

In 2017, UNC Medical Center listed a Michael Desronvil among recipients of the institution’s Patient Service Star Award. The award recognized frontline clinic team members who had received consistently positive patient comments. Desronvil was listed under “Benign Hem/TIC”, with James Malley as his manager. The Therapeutic Infusion Center and Benign Hematology services are part of UNC’s outpatient clinical operations. The UNC record does not specify his exact job title.

His professional profile later associated him with Codman Square Health Center and listed Cary, North Carolina, as his location.

Public-record databases associate him with residences in Brockton, Dorchester Center, Hyde Park, and Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, and later Mebane, North Carolina. These databases also associate the Mebane individual with the aliases Michael P. Desronvil, Michael Péguy Desronvil, Peguy M. Desronvil, and Michel A. Desronvil.

Marriage and divorce

Desronvil married Jouveline Desronvil in June 2020. The couple had a daughter, Hadassah, born in March 2021.

The marriage subsequently ended in divorce proceedings filed in Plymouth Probate and Family Court in 2022. Court records referenced allegations of cruel and abusive treatment occurring around September 25, 2021. Those allegations were claims made in the divorce litigation and should not be treated as judicial findings.

A separate criminal case arising from a September 25, 2021 domestic incident resulted in an arrest of Michael Desronvil on a charge of assault and battery on a family or household member. The criminal case was later dismissed.

2026 housing case

In 2026, Desronvil was the defendant in a Massachusetts Housing Court summary-process case brought by Matthew Chao concerning a rental property in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.

The case involved alleged nonpayment of rent. The original complaint sought $7,200, consistent with three months of rent at $2,400 per month. Desronvil failed to appear at an August 5, 2026 court event and defaulted. A motion hearing was subsequently held by Zoom on September 2.

On September 3, 2026, judgment entered against Desronvil by default. The judgment included $12,000 in damages, together with fees and costs, for a reported total of $12,664.22.

Possible identification as the Lindsay Clancy holdout juror

Note: The identification described in this section has not been officially confirmed by the court.

In September 2026, public-record research identified Michael Desronvil as a possible match for the unidentified holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy criminal trial.

Contemporary reporting described the holdout as a Black male juror who maintained reasonable doubt during seven days of deliberations. The jury ultimately deadlocked 11–1, resulting in a mistrial. The juror list remains impounded, and the court has not officially identified the holdout.

A public-record investigation subsequently found a combination of records connecting Michael Desronvil to several details associated with the unidentified juror, including a Plymouth County divorce/domestic case and the unusually specific September 2026 housing judgment. The investigator characterized Desronvil as the strongest public-record match but explicitly stated that the identification remained unconfirmed.

The identification should therefore be described as strongly supported by publicly available circumstantial evidence but not officially confirmed.

Physical description

  • Born: October 14, 1977
  • Birthplace: Haiti
  • Height: 5 ft 7 in (170 cm)
  • Weight: 160 lb (73 kg)
  • Nationality/background: Haitian-born; later resident of the United States
  • Associated Massachusetts location: Brockton
  • Later North Carolina location: Mebane/Cary area

The height and weight are reported biographical-record information rather than independently verified measurements. Employment titles and the identity of the Lindsay Clancy holdout remain subject to the limitations described above.

Related subjects

  • Lindsay Clancy case
  • Michel Marcel Desronvil
  • Desronvil family
  • Benign Hematology
  • Therapeutic Infusion Center

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