Killer Mom Trial VERDICT WATCH: Jury Asks a Question: Can We Go Home Early?
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Hey there folks, it is Monday, August 31st, day three of the deliberations in the Lindsey Clancy Triple Murder Trial. There will be. A day four of deliberations. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. Robes, they didn't just go home, they asked. To go home early.
Yes, this is it's hard not to make assumptions at this point to think they have sat through this trial for well, this is now the sixth week, I guess, that they have been showing up to court each and every day. This starts the sixth week. Yes, you would be incentivized as a juror to return to your normal life, to return to your professional life, to return to your personal life. And so for them to ask to go home early, I think anyone who has had a long period of time where you're working on something. You want to get it done. And so you don't want to have a lot of short days. No. Let's stick here and stay with it until we figure this out. And if you think you're getting somewhere or you think you're getting close, let's hang on in there and let's get through this.
The fact that they asked to go home early, like before four PM That to me, how do you not read into that?
Um You know what, it it's fair, it was about a at least a quarter to four.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:36
2
Why did the Lindsay Clancy jury ask to go home early on day three of deliberations?
10:36–11:47
3
What does the request to leave early suggest about the jury’s progress on a verdict?
11:47–14:06
4
How does the length of this deliberation compare to other high‑profile murder trials?
14:06–16:40
5
What legal complexities are making this case harder than a typical murder trial?
16:40–19:00
6
Why is the question of insanity versus criminal responsibility central to the verdict?
19:00–21:28
7
How might the jury’s split opinions reflect broader public opinion on postpartum psychosis cases?
21:28–24:36
8
What are the possible outcomes if the jury remains deadlocked after day four?
24:36–28:31
Speakers
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