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Jurors Discuss Evidence Leading to Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case
Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial discussed their decision to find her not guilty of murder before a mistrial was declared due to a holdout juror. Clancy admitted to strangling her children but claimed she was not in control due to postpartum depression and medication. The jury deliberated for over 37 hours, and Clancy now faces a retrial, with her attorney seeking a pardon from President Trump.
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Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial discussed their decision to find her not guilty of murder before a mistrial was declared due to a holdout juror. Clancy admitted to strangling her children but claimed she was not in control due to postpartum depression and medication. The jury deliberated for over 37 hours, and Clancy now faces a retrial, with her attorney seeking a pardon from President Trump.
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