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Jury in Lindsay Clancy Trial Requests to See Crucial Evidence

Jury in Lindsay Clancy Trial Requests to See Crucial Evidence
NBC News Monday 31 August 2026, 11:36 UTC 3 min read
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South African Airline Defends Controversial Flyover at Rugby Match 00:37 Now Playing Jury in Lindsay Clancy Trial Requests to See Crucial Evidence 02:18 UP NEXT Trump Announces US-Venezuela Oil Deal Amid Rising Gas Prices 02:20 US Forces Strike Iranian Missile Launchers Near Strait of Hormuz 02:36 Rescuers Struggle to Reach Areas Devastated by Nepal Floods 02:16 Grand Canyon Flash Floods Leave 1 Dead, 15 Potentially Missing 02:55 See Dolly Parton’s Adorable Sunday

South African Airline Defends Controversial Flyover at Rugby Match 00:37 Now Playing Jury in Lindsay Clancy Trial Requests to See Crucial Evidence 02:18 UP NEXT Trump Announces US-Venezuela Oil Deal Amid Rising Gas Prices 02:20 US Forces Strike Iranian Missile Launchers Near Strait of Hormuz 02:36 Rescuers Struggle to Reach Areas Devastated by Nepal Floods 02:16 Grand Canyon Flash Floods Leave 1 Dead, 15 Potentially Missing 02:55 See Dolly Parton’s Adorable Sunday TODAY Mug Shot 02:09 Bunny Levine, Educator-Turned-Hollywood Star, Dies at 97 01:50 What Meta’s Settlement Means for Teens and Social Media 04:44 NASA Launches Newest Telescope Into Space 00:22 NBC Crew, Palestinian Woman Attacked by Masked Israeli Settlers 01:59 Trump Policies Put Red States in Play for Midterms 02:09 US Enters Deal to Have Majority Control of Venezuela’s Oil 02:05 Rescue Efforts Intensify After Catastrophic Mudslide in Nepal 02:12 Teen Learns to Walk Again After Accident, Now Running Track 04:40 Craig Melvin Hosts US Open Event at Lotte New York Palace 02:32 Exclusive: Roger Federer Talks Induction Into Tennis Hall of Fame 05:06 Air Traffic Controllers in Spotlight Following Troubling Incidents 02:06 NASA Set to Launch Next Generation Flagship Space Telescope 03:06 Verdict Watch Underway as Jury Deliberates Lindsay Clancy Case 04:19 Jury in Lindsay Clancy Trial Requests to See Crucial Evidence 02:18 Copied Copied Jury deliberations in the closely-watched murder trial of Lindsay Clancy are now entering a second week. The jury is requesting to see crucial, physical pieces of evidence: a bag of pills, the knife Clancy used in her apparent suicide attempt, and empty pill bottles raised in the defense’s closing argument. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY.Aug. 31, 2026 South African Airline Defends Controversial Flyover at Rugby Match 00:37 Now Playing Jury in Lindsay Clancy Trial Requests to See Crucial Evidence 02:18 UP NEXT Trump Announces US-Venezuela Oil Deal Amid Rising Gas Prices 02:20 US Forces Strike Iranian Missile Launchers Near Strait of Hormuz 02:36 Rescuers Struggle to Reach Areas Devastated by Nepal Floods 02:16 Grand Canyon Flash Floods Leave 1 Dead, 15 Potentially Missing 02:55 See Dolly Parton’s Adorable Sunday TODAY Mug Shot 02:09 Bunny Levine, Educator-Turned-Hollywood Star, Dies at 97 01:50 What Meta’s Settlement Means for Teens and Social Media 04:44 NASA Launches Newest Telescope Into Space 00:22 NBC Crew, Palestinian Woman Attacked by Masked Israeli Settlers 01:59 Trump Policies Put Red States in Play for Midterms 02:09 US Enters Deal to Have Majority Control of Venezuela’s Oil 02:05 Rescue Efforts Intensify After Catastrophic Mudslide in Nepal 02:12 Teen Learns to Walk Again After Accident, Now Running Track 04:40 Craig Melvin Hosts US Open Event at Lotte New York Palace 02:32 Exclusive: Roger Federer Talks Induction Into Tennis Hall of Fame 05:06 Air Traffic Controllers in Spotlight Following Troubling Incidents 02:06 NASA Set to Launch Next Generation Flagship Space Telescope 03:06 Verdict Watch Underway as Jury Deliberates Lindsay Clancy Case
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