Clancy Trial Holdout Admitted Reasonable Doubt but Refused Insanity Acquittal, Jurors Say

Clancy Trial Holdout Admitted Reasonable Doubt but Refused Insanity Acquittal, Jurors Say

Three jurors told NBC10 Boston a lone male holdout acknowledged reasonable doubt about Lindsay Clancy's guilt but refused to acquit her by reason of insanity, deadlocking the jury. Clancy strangled her three children in 2023; the defense argued a psychotic break. The foreperson alerted the judge the holdout wasn't following reasonable-doubt instructions. Prosecutors haven't said whether they'll retry her.

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