The jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial have been sent home for the weekend after failing to reach a verdict in the first two days of deliberations.
The jury of twelve, all non-sequestered, were dismissed on Friday and told not to discuss the case after they failed to unanimously decide if Clancy is guilty of murder in the deaths of her children.
A total of nine women and three men, selected from 18, are set to decide Clancy’s fate and will return to weigh the charges on Monday.
The former labor and delivery nurse, 36, faces first-degree murder, second-degree murder and manslaughter charges.
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