Three days in, Lindsay Clancy murder trial remains undecided as jurors weigh postpartum psychosis

After three days of deliberations with no verdict, a Plymouth County jury is weighing whether Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible for the killings of her three children or suffered from postpartum psychosis; jurors could convict of first- or second-degree murder or manslaughter, acquit, or find her not criminally responsible and commit her to a mental health facility, with life without parole if found guilty of first-degree murder. The defense cites postpartum psychosis, prosecutors say she knew right from wrong, and jurors have reviewed evidence such as the knife and medications.