DAY 6: Juror drama erupts in Lindsay Clancy trial. What happens next and will there ever be a verdict?
Published atA major development in the Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations. The group has been deliberating for six days and on Thursday afternoon, the judge received a note about one of the jurors.
Each juror was called in, questioned in front of the judge, prosecution, Clancy and her attorney – and then the judge read them an instruction.
Kevin Reddington was agitated and, after the judge gave the jurors an instruction about reasonable doubt, asked the judge to remove a juror from the group.
It was an unexpected development that could change the course of the trial.
Tonight on Courtroom Insider, Nate Eaton breaks it all down with:
- Grace Wong: she was inside the courtroom during the explosive moment
- Greg Derr: the pool photographer who has captured images throughout the trial
- Joseph Krowski, Jr.: a Boston-based defense attorney
- Rachel Smith: a special prosecutor who has argued cases that have resulted in hung juries
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