A jury in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her three children, remains deadlocked and no verdict is reached as deliberations continue into a sixth or seventh day. Multiple outlets report that jurors have sent notes to the judge indicating they cannot reach unanimous agreement, raising the prospect of a hung jury or mistrial.

Courthouse News and other reports describe the case context and evidence, including testimony about the children’s deaths and Clancy’s psychiatric history. CBS News and NBC News add that there is disagreement within the jury, including discussion of whether a holdout juror should be dismissed; in at least one instance, the judge refuses the defense’s request. NBC News also notes procedural disputes about how sidebars and further proceedings are handled, while Courthouse News and the Independent report that the judge urges jurors to reconsider their positions.

Across outlets, the main differences are emphasis and timing: some focus on day-by-day deliberation length and courtroom developments, while others highlight specific deadlock notes, requests to remove a juror, or the judge’s instructions aimed at reaching unanimity. All accounts align that deliberations are ongoing and no verdict has been delivered.