Trial of Lindsay Clancy *VERDICT WATCH*

Is anyone watching the Lindsay Clancy trial?

I am watching the Lindsay Clancy trial unfold, and this is easily one of the most difficult cases I have witnessed. Three children died and now the jury must decide if their mother was criminally responsible for their deaths.

The prosecution is arguing that her actions were premeditated and that she knew exactly what she was doing. The defense is arguing that her mental state impaired her ability to know or control her actions. There is still a lot of evidence to be presented, specifically the medical evidence, so I am trying hard not to make my mind up until it is all presented.

What I have noticed is how challenging it must be to determine actual mental illness versus a made-up legal defense. On the other hand, I do not want to focus so much on her state that we forget about the victims. They were the children who were killed.

What do you think of the evidence that has been presented so far?

 

[Cousin Dupree]

Why isn't she in jail right now? She's a danger to the jury!!!

I wonder which side She's on.

 

[Paradise]

Jury says they have a question. Could be message that they still can’t come to a verdict. Waiting…

 

[Paradise]

Can’t come to verdict.

 

[Paradise]

Judge asks them to, once again return to deliberations. Reads the Tuey-Rodriguez charge to compel jury one more time to go back and try. Opens way for a mistrial if they can’t come to an agreement.

 

[Paradise]

The Tuey-Rodriguez charge is known as The Allen Charge in other states like here in Florida.

 

[Cousin Dupree]

This is going to be a mistrial.

 

[Guess Who]

This is going to be a mistrial.

It was destined to be from the start.

 

[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

Lindsay Clancy jury recap: Day 5 ends with no verdict after rare instruction

Lindsay Clancy's murder trial jury reported being deadlocked a second time, prompting a rare Tuey-Rodriguez charge as a possible mistrial looms in Duxbury.

www.foxnews.com

Lindsay Clancy jury recap: Day 5 ends with no verdict after rare instruction​

The jury in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial spent a fifth day deliberating Wednesday, reported for a second time that it was deadlocked, received a rare instruction from the judge urging jurors to keep working toward a verdict and ultimately went home without reaching a unanimous decision.

The latest developments brought the closely watched Massachusetts murder trial a step closer to the possibility of a mistrial, though jurors are scheduled to return Thursday to continue deliberating.


When jurors again reported they remained deadlocked Wednesday, Sullivan delivered a Tuey-Rodriguez charge, a formal instruction encouraging them to continue deliberating while reminding them not to abandon honestly held beliefs simply to reach a unanimous verdict.

Jurors continued deliberating for several more hours after receiving the instruction before Sullivan dismissed them for the day without a verdict.

 

[Cousin Dupree]

44 minutes

 

[testerv]

Lindsay Clancy jury recap: Day 5 ends with no verdict after rare instruction

Lindsay Clancy's murder trial jury reported being deadlocked a second time, prompting a rare Tuey-Rodriguez charge as a possible mistrial looms in Duxbury.

www.foxnews.com

Lindsay Clancy jury recap: Day 5 ends with no verdict after rare instruction​

The jury in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial spent a fifth day deliberating Wednesday, reported for a second time that it was deadlocked, received a rare instruction from the judge urging jurors to keep working toward a verdict and ultimately went home without reaching a unanimous decision.

The latest developments brought the closely watched Massachusetts murder trial a step closer to the possibility of a mistrial, though jurors are scheduled to return Thursday to continue deliberating.


When jurors again reported they remained deadlocked Wednesday, Sullivan delivered a Tuey-Rodriguez charge, a formal instruction encouraging them to continue deliberating while reminding them not to abandon honestly held beliefs simply to reach a unanimous verdict.

Jurors continued deliberating for several more hours after receiving the instruction before Sullivan dismissed them for the day without a verdict.

Sorry to say, but I think the judge is wasting his breath.

 

[Guess Who]

Sorry to say, but I think the judge is wasting his breath.

Can you imagine the stress going on in that room by now? Can you imagine how much worse it's probably getting by the moment? There are evidently people on both sides that are absolutely refusing to budge (not that I think that's necessarily a bad thing though). I don't think this case would ever have a different outcome, no matter how many times they try it.

 

[Kimster]

Can you imagine the stress going on in that room by now? Can you imagine how much worse it's probably getting by the moment? There are evidently people on both sides that are absolutely refusing to budge (not that I think that's necessarily a bad thing though). I don't think this case would ever have a different outcome, no matter how many times they try it.

Earlier, I was thinking the same thing. Some of them might really be angry at the others. Ugh. I don't think they had a chance from the start. As y'all know, I've been screaming hung jury since page one.

 

[Paradise]

Jurors just sent in a note. Waiting…

 

[Kimster]

Someone on X just tweeted that Clancy was brought into the courtroom.

Crossing this out because no one in the mainstream media is saying the same, that I can find.

 

[Kimster]

I guess it's true.

 

[Paradise]

Sidebar with attorneys and Lindsay Clancy finished.

 

[Paradise]

Jury instructed jury about reasonable doubt. The jury sent back to deliberate.

 

[Paradise]

Defense attorney wants one juror thrown off the jury. Judge doesn’t believe it is proper for him to side with certain jurors.

 

[Kimster]

Jury instructed jury about reasonable doubt. The jury sent back to deliberate.

This wasn't made perfectly clear already? Or is someone dense?

 

[Guess Who]