
All eyes are currently on the Lindsay Clancy trial as it remains to be seen whether a mistrial will be declared by the judge. For those unaware, in the initial days of the trial, many believed that it was a direct case of murder. However, before long, it turned into a full-blown debate about mental illness. Many also wondered whether Lindsay should be held criminally responsible for the killing of her three children. The latest update on the Lindsay Clancy trial reveals that the jury has not been able to reach a unanimous verdict.
Judge in Lindsay Clancy’s case plans to declare a mistrial
According to reports, jurors in Plymouth state court have spent over 38 hours in deliberations over the charges against Lindsay Clancy. The deliberations began after a weeks-long trial. This is the third time that the jury has returned without a verdict. As things stand, Judge William Sullivan looks all set to rule a mistrial. A jury’s note read out by Judge Sullivan stated:
“It is with a heavy heart that we report we are unable to come to a unanimous decision and will not be able to.”















