Jurors in Lindsay Clancy Case Break Silence, Admit Doubts
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
Three jurors from the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, which concluded last week with a hung jury, have decided to speak out about their experiences with Sue O’Connell from our sister station NBC10 Boston. The jury foreperson, who wrote a note expressing concern about a juror who had reasonable doubts but refused to accept a verdict, is among those who spoke to NBC10 Boston on Tuesday. The group expressed frustration over a juror who was unwilling to change their stance and did not listen to the rest of the panel. 'He admitted that he had reasonable doubts, and I started filling out the forms; I was very excited,' the jury foreperson said. However, she recounted that this juror added, 'But still, I’m not going to say he’s not guilty by reason of mental illness.' Our sister station NBC10 Boston has attempted to contact the juror described by others as being unwilling to budge.
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