This morning it has become crystal clear the attorneys agree the one hold out is for conviction. It is 11-1 in favor of that ridiculous NG by RI verdict.
FireAg said:Fenrir said:
It's literal nonsense
To YOU…maybe…
But if the jury saw it your way, why has it taken so long? Shoulda been a slam dunk, right?
Look stud…I haven't followed **** on this case…sounds like you've followed wall-to-wall coverage, so maybe you're spot on…
But the fact remains that most slam dunk guilty verdicts come back pretty quick (unless you're OJ)…this one is taking quite some time, so it's not unreasonable to think that the jury may have struggled more than you obviously did…and if they have struggled, then it's not impossible to think that they could have struggled due to the doubt potentially raised by the "husband angle", whatever that was…
TrumpsBarber said:
This morning it has become crystal clear the attorneys agree the one hold out is for conviction. It is 11-1 in favor of that ridiculous NG by RI verdict.
FireAg said:BadMoonRisin said:FireAg said:Fenrir said:
It's literal nonsense
To YOU…maybe…
But if the jury saw it your way, why has it taken so long? Shoulda been a slam dunk, right?
Look stud…I haven't followed **** on this case…sounds like you've followed wall-to-wall coverage, so maybe you're spot on…
But the fact remains that most slam dunk guilty verdicts come back pretty quick (unless you're OJ)…this one is taking quite some time, so it's not unreasonable to think that the jury may have struggled more than you obviously did…and if they have struggled, then it's not impossible to think that they could have struggled due to the doubt potentially raised by the "husband angle", whatever that was…
No offense, but this is obvious.
None taken…I have a life and job…don't spend hours on end watching trial coverage and popping bon-bons in my face…
I was merely wondering out loud what might be causing the jury to struggle…that's it…
hph6203 said:
In Massachusetts an insanity plea is essentially default accepted as true, unlike in the vast majority of states, and the burden is on the prosecution to prove a person that killed their 3 kids is in fact sane. That's what they are debating. 11 people apparently believe that it is believable that she was so out of touch with reality that she didn't know what she was doing and one person is saying she was definitively competent enough to know what she was doing was wrong, which is why she sent her husband out of the house.
TrumpsBarber said:
If I am understanding the judge and attorneys correctly, the 11 jurors are complaining that the male juror hold out was not following the judges instructions because he disagrees with them. Reminds me of my last workplace prior to retirement and also the Henry Fonda movie. Finally, I had to choose between my job and my dignity and I made the right choice. I hope the same for that man.
YouBet said:
Hold the f* on....y'all are saying the reason this is taking so long is because there is one holdout male who says she is guilty and the other 11 say she's innocent?
After this trial was kicked off with the Defense saying she killed her own kids?
Do we know this for certain? If so, those 11 jurors need to be purged and deported.
Mathguy64 said:YouBet said:
Hold the f* on....y'all are saying the reason this is taking so long is because there is one holdout male who says she is guilty and the other 11 say she's innocent?
After this trial was kicked off with the Defense saying she killed her own kids?
Do we know this for certain? If so, those 11 jurors need to be purged and deported.
No they are saying the other 11 think she's not guilty by reason of insanity. That's not the same as innocent by any stretch.
YouBet said:
Hold the f* on....y'all are saying the reason this is taking so long is because there is one holdout male who says she is guilty and the other 11 say she's innocent?
After this trial was kicked off with the Defense saying she killed her own kids?
Do we know this for certain? If so, those 11 jurors need to be purged and deported.
YouBet said:
Hold the f* on....y'all are saying the reason this is taking so long is because there is one holdout male who says she is guilty and the other 11 say she's innocent?
After this trial was kicked off with the Defense saying she killed her own kids?
Do we know this for certain? If so, those 11 jurors need to be purged and deported.
Mathguy64 said:YouBet said:
Hold the f* on....y'all are saying the reason this is taking so long is because there is one holdout male who says she is guilty and the other 11 say she's innocent?
After this trial was kicked off with the Defense saying she killed her own kids?
Do we know this for certain? If so, those 11 jurors need to be purged and deported.
No they are saying the other 11 think she's not guilty by reason of insanity. That's not the same as innocent by any stretch.
JDUB08AG said:
I do have concerns if this ends up being a mistrial, the next trial may not be different. It opens the door for the possibility that at some point, the state won't keep retrying the case and she won't be remanded back to a mental health facility...meaning she is a free woman. Unless I'm mistaken (which is quite possible), that scenario is at the very least plausible.
Fenrir said:Mathguy64 said:YouBet said:
Hold the f* on....y'all are saying the reason this is taking so long is because there is one holdout male who says she is guilty and the other 11 say she's innocent?
After this trial was kicked off with the Defense saying she killed her own kids?
Do we know this for certain? If so, those 11 jurors need to be purged and deported.
No they are saying the other 11 think she's not guilty by reason of insanity. That's not the same as innocent by any stretch.
NGRI is an acquittal. It's just an acquittal for which the judge can send her to a psych hospital for an indeterminate amount of time with an extremely short minimal stay requirement.
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Of course we all know that's not going to happen. She's going to get NGRI and spend a month or 2 getting her meds adjusted and get let out. And those 3 don't get justice when that happens. That's what the jury is missing here.
ErnestEndeavor said:
The jury is not supposed to consider punishment when discussing their verdict. They are specifically instructed not to do so.
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Per the defense the note from the foreperson says the juror "has made statements acknowledging doubt but refuses to apply it to the verdict as the law states."
Mathguy64 said:
No they are saying the other 11 think she's not guilty by reason of insanity. That's not the same as innocent by any stretch.
IT'S OFFICIAL!
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Cromagnum said:IT'S OFFICIAL!
— Nate The Lawyer (@NatetheLawyer) September 4, 2026
Lindsay Clancy Jury
Vote As Of NOW
11 Not Guilty
1 Guilty (Male Juror)
Yes, 1 Male Juror is the holdout pic.twitter.com/zcFGWZyaON