Lindsay Clancy

Defense attorney Kevin Reddington said jurors are “working hard” after seeing hundreds of exhibits during the murder trial.

Since Thursday, jurors have been deliberating the fate of the Duxbury mother charged with murder in the deaths of her three children. Former Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley joins our panel of legal analysts to talk about how likely it is that the jury will come to a unanimous verdict and, in the event of a hung jury, what...

The jury is considering the fate of the Duxbury mother charged with murder in her children’s deaths after a weekslong trial.

As she and many others wait for the jury to deliver a verdict in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, NBC10 Boston courtroom insider Sue O’Connell shares what it’s like at Plymouth Super Court, including where the defendant and family members are waiting for news. Plus, how the jury is being advised about news coverage.

Jurors began deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy case around 12:30 p.m. on Thursday. As of Monday afternoon, they had not reached a verdict.

Kevin Reddington, the defense attorney for Lindsay Clancy, had harsh words for two national journalists as he entered the courtroom ahead of Monday’s jury deliberations. “It’s been obviously a long weekend,” Reddington said. “You’re all journalists, reporters, news media, and this weekend has been horrific with the coverage.” He singled out Fox News host Sean Hannity and legal analyst...

NBC’s Jenny Cushman recently spoke with Wendy Davis, the president and CEO of Postpartum Support International, about the impact of the Lindsay Clancy trial. Davis said her advocacy organization has seen an uptick in families reaching out for help when there are high profile cases like Clancy’s, and addressed how parents with postpartum anxiety or postpartum depression might feel...

Over the past five weeks, the jury heard testimony from doctors, first responders, relatives and even Clancy’s former husband.

Over the past five weeks, the jury heard testimony from doctors, first responders, relatives and even Clancy’s former husband.

As jurors deliberate murder charges against the Duxbury mother who killed her three children, we have an in-depth conversation with Daily Mail crime correspondent Rachel Sharp, who has been covering the case. She explains how the British Infanticide Act of 1938 would change the case for both the prosecution and the defense if it had taken place in the United Kingdom.

Legal analyst Margo Lindauer says the line between the court of law and the court of public opinion has become very blurry.

On the first full day of jury deliberations in the murder trial of the Duxbury mother who strangled her three children, we explore the evidence presented in court and talk about the international interest the case has generated. Plus, what we know about one expert witness’ decision to, resign from his job at a children’s hospital in Delaware.

The number of eyes on the case has grown immensely during the weekslong murder trial.

Courtroom insider Sue O’Connell talks about the close look international reporters are getting at the Massachusetts legal system during the Duxbury mother’s murder trial.

The jury spent its first full day deliberating the charges against Lindsay Clancy without coming to a verdict. Here’s what happened Friday, including courtroom insider Sue O’Connell’s take on what we know about the jury’s conversations so far.

Jurors are debating the fate of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children.

Lindsay Clancy trial jurors met for a few hours Thursday without reaching a verdict.

Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, told reporters Friday that she was “very sad, scared,” feelings she’d had since the killings.

The fate of the Duxbury mother charged with murder in the deaths of her three children is now in the hands of the jury. Our analysts take a close look at the prosecution’s and the defense’s closing arguments, discuss the verdict options before jurors and talk about how long they might deliberate in the high-profile case.

NBC10 Boston courtroom insider Sue O’Connell summarizes the closing arguments from the defense and prosecution and shares how effective she thought they were. Plus, here’s what she saw from the jurors during the crucial day in court.