Holdout juror fixated on blood derails Lindsay Clancy trial verdict

A juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial says the lone holdout who prevented an acquittal fixated on the amount of blood found in Clancy’s bedroom in her Massachusetts home, despite expert explanations about blood spatter. The holdout’s reluctance to discuss his reasoning and his breaks during deliberations contributed to an 11-1 hung jury and mistrial, as fellow jurors described disagreements over how blood evidence connected to the case. Clancy, who is charged with strangling her three children before attempting suicide, remains awaiting a new trial.