The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial has ended its second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict, according to CNN and WHDH. Jurors are scheduled to return Monday to continue their discussions.
Clancy is accused of killing her three children in Duxbury, Massachusetts. The case has drawn widespread attention, with NBC News reporting on the help Clancy sought before the deaths. The Boston Globe notes that the trial involves two defendants, though the outlet's reporting does not specify further details on that point.
A key piece of evidence in the case may involve Apple Maps search history, according to NewsNation. The outlet reported that searches made on Clancy's device could play a significant role in determining her fate, though the specific content of those searches was not detailed in the available reporting.
The trial has now seen two full days of jury deliberations without a conclusion. The proceedings have centered on Clancy's mental state at the time of the killings, with NBC News highlighting her efforts to get help beforehand. The jury's task is to weigh the evidence presented over the course of the trial, including testimony about her condition and actions leading up to the incident.
Observers are now waiting to see whether the jury will reach a verdict when deliberations resume Monday. The length of the deliberation process so far suggests the panel is carefully considering the complex evidence in the case. No further details on the timeline for a decision have been released.
