Nate Foy
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268 appearances
56 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 4 Sep
Nate Foy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The judge called up each juror one by one, asking them if they could follow his instructions.
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They all said yes.
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The judge then clarified reasonable doubt and sent the jury back to deliberate more.
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Reddington said the hold out juror is threatening to cause a mistrial and he wants he or she replaced.
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Clancy's defense lawyer, Kevin Reddington, says the jury is eleven to one in his favor, and he claims the loan holdout won't accept the judge's instructions on reasonable doubt.
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Yesterday, the judge called up each juror one by one, reportedly asking them if they could follow his instructions.
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The judge then clarified reasonable doubt and sent the jury back to deliberate further.
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Reddington wants to replace.
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Place the holdout juror, but the prosecution doesn't agree.
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It instructs jurors to reconsider their positions, listen carefully to each other, and try to reach a unanimous verdict without compromising their beliefs.
If a mistrial is declared, it is not an acquittal.
The jury hasn't indicated what they're arguing about or how many of them agree and disagree.
We will keep saying Sheridan's name and we will not rest until there is justice and accountability.
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The jury is under that dynamite charge, which in Massachusetts is called a two E Rodriguez charge.
And what that means is if the jury comes back deadlocked one more time, the judge would be forced to declare a mistrial.
After lunch yesterday, the jury informed the court that they still cannot reach a unanimous decision, which then led the judge to give them the Tui Rodriguez charge, which instructs them to continue deliberating.
And it's a final warning from the judge before a possible mistrial.
Right now, the reason for the disagreement among jurors is unclear.
The only question that they've asked so far was to review Lindsay Clancy's prescription pills and the knife used in her attempted suicide after she strangled her three young children.
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