Lindsay Clancy murder trial: judge set to call mistrial after jury deadlocks – live updates

The Guardian UK Friday 04 September 2026, 15:40 UTC By Lucy Campbell 1 min read

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Jury returns to tell judge for a third time it cannot reach a verdict in case of Massachusetts woman who killed her childrenThis dramatic turn of events, as the judge was about to declare a mistrial and call the jury back in, comes after Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, asked for an emergency stay. The judge, William Sullivan, has given him one hour to do so.

Jury returns to tell judge for a third time it cannot reach a verdict in case of Massachusetts woman who killed her children

This dramatic turn of events, as the judge was about to declare a mistrial and call the jury back in, comes after Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, asked for an emergency stay.

The judge, William Sullivan, has given him one hour to do so.

Lindsay Clancy (PERSON) Massachusetts (LOCATION) Lindsay Clancy’s (PERSON) Kevin Reddington (PERSON) William Sullivan (PERSON)

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