Clancy Murder Trial Stalls on Sixth Day of Deliberations, Retrial Possible

Lindsay Clancy's murder trial has stretched into its sixth day of jury deliberations with no verdict after the panel twice signaled a deadlock. Judge William Sullivan urged continued deliberations to avoid a mistrial. Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, says he is prepared for a rapid retrial if the jury cannot reach a verdict, noting witnesses and evidence are ready, while prosecutors have not ruled out retrial. Clancy faces three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of her children and has claimed postpartum psychosis. The case has drawn global attention, including letters of support for Clancy, and Patrick Clancy was seen with his new wife in NYC during proceedings. Experts note social-media dynamics could influence retrial outcomes.