The jury in the Lindsay Clancy jury sent the judge a fourth note on Thursday afternoon on day six of deliberations.
Clancy’s defense team requested to remove one juror who “refused” to abide by reasonable doubt, but Judge William Sullivan denied the motion.
One juror is reportedly holding the line as the other 11 wan
If the jury cannot come to a unanimous decision, the judge will declare a mistrial.
BREAKING: The jury in the Lindsey Clancy trial has just sent its fourth note to the judge after roughly 36 hours of deliberations, and the big question now is whether there’s finally a verdict.
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Lindsay Clancy strangled her three children to death in January 2023.
The young children, Cora (5), Callan (8 months), and Dawson (3), were found dead in the Clancy, Massachusetts, home’s basement.
The jury comprises 9 women and 3 men.
Lindsay Clancy admitted to killing her three children, however, her defense team is arguing she should not be found guilty by reason of insanity.
The defense teams argued that Lindsay Clancy was suffering from severe postpartum psychosis and heard voices commanding her to kill her children.
Prosecutors argued that Lindsay Clancy acted with deliberate premeditation and even sent her husband out on an errand while she murdered their kids.
The jury is considering five verdicts:
– Guilty of First-Degree Murder
– Guilty of Second-Degree Murder
– Guilty of Manslaughter
– Not Guilty
– Not Guilty due to Lack of Criminal Responsibility
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the jury told the judge they were deadlocked and could not come to a unanimous decision.
The judge issued the jury new instructions as they struggled to come to a decision on Wednesday.
On Thursday, jurors were individually brought in and sworn in as they asked questions.
🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Lindsay Clancy has just been wheeled up to the judge with her lawyer, and jurors are being INDIVIDUALLY brought in, sworn in, asked a question, then sent back out
MULTIPLE jurors have gone through this now.
The suspense is growing. This note was announced… pic.twitter.com/qgHxbEBtCW
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 3, 2026
The judge on Thursday gave the jury information on reasonable doubt and ordered them to resume deliberations.
Judge Sullivan admonished the jurors for refusing to listen to his instructions on reasonable doubt.
“First off, I want to remind you that you are required to follow my instructions on the law as I gave them to you,” the judge said to the jurors.
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