Kristina Rex
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Sep 25, 2026
Christina RexCORRESPONDENT
In a letter this summer, Governor Healy urged the feds to reconsider, writing, quote, this funding is essential to repair coastal infrastructure that sustained significant damage.
Jim McKayCORRESPONDENT
WBZ TV's Christina Rex.
Jim McKayCORRESPONDENT
The funds are meant for seawalls that protect the areas from storms, much like this one.
Jim McKayCORRESPONDENT
Well, two months after the first walkout, it appears nurses at Brigham and Women's could go on strike once again, but this time indefinitely.
Lisa HughesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Since he was charged, years of Proctor's racist text messages have come to light.
Lisa HughesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But as WBZ's Christina Rex reports, Proctor will not have to answer questions about those messages in this case.
Christina RexCORRESPONDENT
The first opportunity to make a public statement since the public has seen your text, your voicemails.
Christina RexCORRESPONDENT
Is there anything you want to say?
Bob MataHOST
Another, another crazy day.
Bob MataHOST
Started off with Redington on Good Morning America, which we watched, and then, uh, we come to find out Sue O'Connell, uh, was able to score three of the jurors, and then Christina Rex scored another one.
Bob MataHOST
So four of the jurors came forward to speak today, all of which were very similar in terms of content as to what went on back in that jury deliberation room.
Bob MataHOST
And, uh, the bottom line is it turns out that Kevin was right.
26 MINS LATER
AliHOST
And then I think that was the end of it.
Bob MataHOST
Yep.
Bob MataHOST
And so we do have another one, and what, what do you think? You think we should play the sound from Christina Rex's?
AliHOST
Is she-- No, I think if you don't know her and can't ask her, that unless she's authorizing it, I don't...
Katherine LoftusGUEST
We now have seen, uh, multiple jury interviews.
Katherine LoftusGUEST
We've had some local, uh, Sue O'Connell on NBC 10 here, and Christina Rex on, on WBZ, have interviewed in total four of the jurors who essentially have confirmed that it was 11 to 1, that the 11 voted not guilty by reason of insanity, and then there was one juror holding out.
Katherine LoftusGUEST
Um, and y- y- you know, I, I think that really ultimately goes to what, why this case is so difficult because it's not simply just has the Commonwealth proven that i- Lindsay Clancy committed a crime, you know, she's guilty or she's not guilty.
Katherine LoftusGUEST
It's really the next step of it.
Katherine LoftusGUEST
We now have seen, uh, multiple jury interviews.
Katherine LoftusGUEST
We've had some local, uh, Sue O'Connell on NBC 10 here, and Christina Rex on, on WBZ have interviewed in total four of the jurors who essentially have confirmed that it was 11 to 1, that the 11 voted not guilty by reason of insanity, and then there was one juror holding out.
Katherine LoftusGUEST
Um, and, y- you know, I, I think that really ultimately goes to what, why this case is so difficult because it's not simply just has the Commonwealth proven that Lindsay Clancy committed a crime, you know, she's guilty or she's not guilty.
Katherine LoftusGUEST
It's really the next step of it.
Richie L.HOST
I don't think the guy's alone in that, another one said.
Richie L.HOST
Later on Tuesday, WBZ-TV's Christina Rex interviewed a fourth female juror who made a damning revelation to the journalist.
Richie L.HOST
First, she revealed that the majority of the jury room was actually trying to pressure the brave holdout to vote not guilty from day one.
Richie L.HOST
This means most of the room had already predetermined that Clancy was not guilty, a complete mockery of the jury system, which is supposed to examine all evidence carefully.
Donna BollingHOST
She's on, um, video.
Donna BollingHOST
I mean, she's on an audio call by Christina Rex.
Donna BollingHOST
And it's cut up, and it sounds like she's like, "Yeah, they swayed us into believing it." Don't trust clips of anything you're watching or seeing.
Donna BollingHOST
Watch the full interview.
Shawn FarashHOST
A female juror who deliberated in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial revealed that she initially believed the Massachusetts mother was guilty and criminally responsible for killing her three young children, but ultimately changed her position, saying she concluded that acquitting Clancy was the way to ensure she received the, quote-unquote, help that she needs.
Shawn FarashHOST
The juror, who spoke to, uh, spoke anonymously to WBZ-TV reporter Christina Rex following the trial, described herself as one of the younger members of the jury and said she had not closely followed the high-profile case before being selected.
Shawn FarashHOST
Here, let's play this video.
Shawn FarashHOST
This is, uh, I think from the same juror here.
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all right? Except
RobinHOST
a few hours later, after he went on Good Morning America, he sat down with WBZ's Christina Rex, and she asked him directly.
RobinHOST
And he's like, oh, I know.
RobinHOST
Direct quote from Kevin Reddington.
Wendy BellHOST
It's disgusting.
Wendy BellHOST
So this juror is on with this mil- this Christina Rex from WBZT, WBZ Television and, and Christina Rex, the reporter, is interviewing her about this, the whole deliberation process, okay? And the juror is saying, "Look, I, I don't have any children, which is probably why I didn't get the whole sympathetic vibe about the mom killing her children." And I'm like, wait a minute.
Wendy BellHOST
Whoa.
Wendy BellHOST
Do you, do you guys believe that you have to give birth to care about a child? Do you believe that you have to be a parent to have ideas about how people should parent? Do you need to have gone through the process to be connected to it? No.
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