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Lindsay Clancy Juror Details 11-1 Split that Ended in Mistrial
A judge declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked 11-1, and one juror said the panel was nine women and three men.
- A judge declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial after jurors deadlocked 11-1, with juror Paula Devlin revealing on CBS News that the lone holdout was the only person of color on the 12-person jury.
- Clancy stands accused of strangling her three young children, ages five, three, and eight months, before attempting suicide, though her defense team argues postpartum psychosis caused the crimes.
- Juror Nick Dargie clashed with the holdout, who allegedly demonstrated the strangulation method using an exercise band and empty water bottle, while Devlin told Gayle King that witnesses described Clancy as a "good" mother.
- Devlin claimed Clancy was "failed by the system" and is not criminally responsible, telling King the verdict would have provided justice for the children who "never left that room."
- The jury has openly rejected conspiracy theories suggesting Clancy's ex-husband was the killer, and a new hearing for the case is scheduled for September 29.
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Lindsay Clancy Juror Reveals How 10-2 Split Became 11-1 As Dissenters ‘Felt Attacked’
A juror in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial is offering new insight into how deliberations gradually shifted from a 10-2 divide […] The Lindsay Clancy Juror Reveals How 10-2 Split Became 11-1 As Dissenters ‘Felt Attacked’ first appeared on The Blast
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