Mass. Clancy murder trial stalls as jury remains deadlocked and judge issues Tuey-Rodriguez instruction

Deliberations in Lindsay Clancy’s Massachusetts triple-murder case stretched to a sixth day after jurors again reported a deadlock. Judge William Sullivan issued a Tuey-Rodriguez instruction urging jurors to reconsider their positions; if no unanimous verdict is reached, a mistrial will be declared and prosecutors will decide whether to retry. Clancy, who pleads not guilty, faces murder charges tied to the 2023 deaths of her three children, with her defense arguing postpartum psychosis/insanity rather than criminal responsibility.