DAY 6: Juror drama erupts in Lindsay Clancy trial. What happens next and will there ever be a verdict?
Published at | Updated atA major development in the Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations. The group has been deliberating for six days, and the judge received a note Thursday afternoon about one of the jurors.
Each juror was called individually into the courtroom, questioned in front of the judge, prosecution, Clancy and her attorney. Then the judge read the full jury an instruction.
Defense attorney 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 with Nate Eaton,” Nate breaks it all down with:
- Grace Wong: our producer who 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.
Click on the video player above to watch. Ask any questions you have in the comments, and make sure to let us know where you’re watching from.

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