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Juror Claims Holdout in Lindsay Clancy Trial Did Not Provide Evidence for Vote

During Lindsay Clancy's trial, a juror who held out for a guilty verdict reportedly did not provide any evidence to support his stance, according to fellow juror Nick Dargie. The jury ultimately reached a deadlock, resulting in a mistrial, with the majority favoring a not guilty by reason of insanity verdict due to Clancy's postpartum psychosis. Clancy remains in a psychiatric facility, with her next hearing set for September 29.

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During Lindsay Clancy's trial, a juror who held out for a guilty verdict reportedly did not provide any evidence to support his stance, according to fellow juror Nick Dargie. The jury ultimately reached a deadlock, resulting in a mistrial, with the majority favoring a not guilty by reason of insanity verdict due to Clancy's postpartum psychosis. Clancy remains in a psychiatric facility, with her next hearing set for September 29.

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Lone Lindsay Clancy holdout juror did not provide ‘single piece of evidence’ to support his vote: fellow juror

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Juror Claims Holdout in Lindsay Clancy Trial Did Not Provide Evidence for Vote