Lindsay Clancy case might be close to ending in mistrial
Summary
Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial have been unable to agree on a verdict after 18 hours of discussion. The judge asked them to keep trying, but a mistrial, which means the trial ends without a decision, may happen soon.Key Facts
- Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial reported they are deadlocked.
- They have been discussing the case for 18 hours without reaching a decision.
- The judge told the jurors to continue their deliberations.
- There is a possibility the judge may declare a mistrial if no verdict is reached.
- A mistrial means the trial ends with no winner or loser, and the case might be retried later.
- The case is being reported by CBS News.
- The jury's difficulty suggests they are split on how to decide Lindsay Clancy’s guilt or innocence.
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