Lindsay Clancy Jury Remains Deadlocked After Up to 23 Hours of Deliberations

On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, after approximately 18 to 23 hours of deliberations over four days, the 12-member jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial informed Judge William Sullivan that they had been unable to reach a unanimous verdict.

Despite the jury reporting that it was deadlocked, Judge Sullivan did not declare a mistrial, and no final verdict was reached.

Instead, the judge instructed the jurors to return to the deliberation room and continue discussing the case in an effort to reach a unanimous decision.

The jurors were ultimately dismissed for the day and are scheduled to resume deliberations on Wednesday, September 2.

The case therefore remains unresolved, with the jury continuing to weigh the evidence and arguments presented during the lengthy trial.

Source: abc7NY