Lindsay Clancy Jury DEADLOCKED?

So on day four of deliberations, and kind of like what I outlined here in my formula, four days, finally, finally, We hear something from this jury, and it was a significant day because finally they're sending out a note saying, listen, here we are.

Here we are, folks.

You know, we've done our jobs here as far as we can take it.

So they took their time.

They went through the evidence.

It was over 17 hours or so of deliberations when they sent out that note and spoke today about their – reaching or attempting to reach a verdict.

And as we know, this is a case that has absolutely divided the nation.

You can read it on social media each and every day.

But when you go on social media, what's interesting about the divide is that it's very dug in.

And people are not fighting over the facts.

People are fighting over their beliefs and what they believe should be done with this woman who admittedly killed her children.

It's not about, did she do it? It's not about this piece of evidence versus that piece of evidence.

It's about what people believe, and that's what people are talking about on social media, and that's what's divided the nation here.

Meanwhile, we've got a divided jury.

And the question is, is it for the same reason? Is this jury divided, unable to reach a unanimous verdict, Because they just see this differently.

Like, what should be done with someone like Lindsay Clancy, who's a mentally ill killer? She killed her children.

That's not in question.

She's mentally ill. That's not in question.

The only question is, should she be held criminally responsible for it? And there's no magic formula for that.

It really comes down to, for each juror, it's kind of like a gut belief.

You know, the experts on both sides looked at this case and had similar analysis, at least two out of the three for the prosecution.

But they came to a different conclusion.

The same thing could be happening inside this jury room.

So let's take you inside the courtroom.

The jury went home early yesterday, came back today, and within an hour or so sent a note to the judge.