Jurors in trial of U.S. mother who killed her children again tell judge they are deadlocked

In the ongoing trial of Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her three children, jurors have reported being deadlocked for the second time, unable to reach a unanimous verdict on her criminal responsibility. The judge urged them to continue deliberations, highlighting the complexity and gravity of the case. This situation underscores the challenges in reaching consensus in high-profile criminal trials, especially those involving mental health and personal tragedy. The prolonged deliberation suggests deep divisions in the jury's perspectives on Clancy's state of mind and culpability.