A mistrial is declared in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial after the jury fails to reach a verdict, with reports describing a deadlock. The trial collapses on Friday, and the case does not result in an acquittal or conviction at that stage.
Outside the courthouse, Lindsay Clancy’s lead defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, criticizes the juror described as holding out against a not-guilty outcome. According to accounts from different outlets, Reddington argues the juror is responsible for blocking an acquittal and says the jury’s failure to agree prevents the defense from securing a verdict.
The outlets largely align on the outcome—that the jury deadlocks and a mistrial follows—and on Reddington’s response outside court. However, the coverage emphasizes different language and details of his remarks, including how directly he targets the lone holdout juror. The reports do not indicate the prosecution’s position in these excerpts, focusing instead on the defense’s reaction immediately after the mistrial is declared.
