Holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy case: faith didn’t drive the guilty verdict, brother says
TL;DR
The holdout juror’s brother tells The Post that religion did not influence the verdict in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial, with the juror ultimately finding Clancy guilty after weighing the evidence. The case had previously produced a mistrial when one juror refused to convict by insanity. The juror has a history of domestic-violence allegations and a restraining order, and his family has faced intense harassment as media attention continued.
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