Lindsay Clancy mistrial — now what?

07 Eyl 06:45

Been following this one loosely and the mistrial ruling caught me off guard. For those who haven't been tracking it — the case involves a mom who killed her three kids back in 2023 and pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Jury just couldn't reach a unanimous verdict. So… retry? Plea deal? Dismiss it entirely? Honestly curious how people are thinking about this. On one hand, the facts are horrific and the family deserves finality. On the other, mistrials happen for a reason — maybe the jury had real doubts about whether she was actually criminally responsible vs. genuinely psychotic at the time. What's the play here legally? And emotionally — how do you even begin processing this if you're the jury, the prosecution, or god forbid a family member watching this drag on?