A Mother's Mental State: Inside the Clancy Case

The Supreme Judicial Court in Massachusetts reviews the emergency appeal filed by the defense after Judge Sullivan stated that he was going to declare a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case.

Defense Attorney Reddington speaks to the press after a mistrial is declared, discussing retrial strategy, his frustration with the holdout juror, and media attention surrounding the case.

Plymouth County DA Timothy Cruz speaks after Judge Sullivan declares a mistrial following six weeks of testimony, 80 witnesses, 300 exhibits, and seven grueling days of jury deliberation.

Lindsay Clancy's civil lawsuit legal team takes press questions after a jury deadlock forced Judge Sullivan to declare a mistrial.

Judge Sullivan officially declares a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case after 36 hours of jury deliberation, and a last-ditch appeal attempt from Defense Attorney Reddington.

After a third note indicating a deadlock, Judge Sullivan moves to declare a mistrial until defense attorney Reddington seeks an emergency appeal to halt proceedings due to a holdout juror.

Judge Sullivan tells the jury to continue deliberations after sparring with Defense Attorney Reddington over the instructions on reasonable doubt amid tensions over a single holdout juror.

Defense Attorney Kevin Reddington takes questions before day seven of deliberations after yesterday's tense courtroom exchange over a jury note concerning a single holdout juror.

Defense Attorney Reddington takes questions from the press after Day 6 of deliberations ended with a shocking jury note revealing an 11-1 split and a defense request to remove a juror.

The jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial are dismissed on Day 6 of deliberations as defense attorney Kevin Reddington indicates that just one holdout is preventing a verdict.

Confusion and heated words this afternoon in the Lindsay Clancy deliberations as the jury is called into court over questions about reasonable doubt after a dispute in the jury room.

Defense Attorney Reddington arrives on day 6 of deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial and tells reporters that he is ready to retry the case if the judge should declare a mistrial.

Defense Attorney Reddington speaks after the fifth day of deliberations, praising the jury for their hard work and discusses the possibility of a mistrial as jurors remain at an impasse.

Judge Sullivan dismissed the jury for the day after nearly 30 total hours of deliberations and a second deadlock as they attempt to reach a unanimous verdict.

Defense Attorney Kevin Reddington takes questions outside of court amid day five of deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial.

Defense Attorney Kevin Reddington takes questions outside of court amid day five of deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial.

Dawn Light, the woman arrested for allegedly intimidating a juror after Day 4 of deliberations in the Clancy trial, appears for arraignment, where she faces up to 20 years in state prison.

Dawn Light, the woman arrested for allegedly intimidating a juror after Day 4 of deliberations in the Clancy trial, appears for arraignment, where she faces up to 20 years in state prison.

The woman charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror in the Lindsay Clancy case speaks with reporters after leaving court following her arraignment

Defense Attorney Kevin Reddington addresses concerns of a mistrial and the arrest of a woman for filming jurors as Lindsay Clancy's murder trial enters its fifth day of deliberations.

Lindsay Clancy's attorney speaks after the jury is sent home for the night without a verdict and responds to questions about whether she would consider pleading to a lesser charge.

Judge Sullivan dismisses the still-deadlocked jury for the day after nearly 24 hours of deliberations over the fate of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy.

Lindsay Clancy's lawyer takes questions outside of court on day 4 of jury deliberations and gives his prediction on what would happen if the jurors aren't able to reach a unanimous decision.

Kevin Reddington speaks after the jury fails to reach a verdict after third day of deliberations and why he hopes this case will change the conversation about mental health in America.