Courtney Browen
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9,778 appearances
30 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard yesterday
Courtney Browen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 13 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 4.
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The prosecution stated that Lindsay didn't kill her children because a voice told her to.
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And with that, it was time for the jury to deliberate.
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Judge Sullivan reminded them that the Commonwealth had to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Lindsay committed the killings and that she was criminally responsible.
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If a mental disease or defect left her unable to know her actions were wrong, she was not criminally responsible.
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But that first day of deliberations came and went with no verdict.
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The following day, August 28th, the jury asked to view some of the exhibits, specifically the knife and the bag of pill bottles that Patrick Clancy gave police.
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But still, by the end of that day, they hadn't reached a verdict.
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On September 1st,
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Six days into deliberation, the jury came back and said they could not reach a unanimous decision.
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But Judge Sullivan ordered them to keep deliberating.
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Several more days would pass and we still had no answers.
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That is until September 4th, 2026.
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That day, Judge Sullivan stepped into the courtroom and he said this.
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Regardless, the case was ultimately declared a mistrial.
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But what does this mean?
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If a jury fails to come to a unanimous decision, meaning all 12 jurors vote either guilty or not guilty, then the judge will declare a mistrial.
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And because a verdict wasn't reached in the case of Lindsay Clancy, there are a few options on what can happen next.
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The first is the Commonwealth can choose to retry Lindsay in the future using a new jury.
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Now, retrials are pretty complicated because now both sides know what argument the other side is making, so they can better prepare their own arguments.
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But a retrial also opens the door to finding new information.
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