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Judge Declares Mistrial After Deadlocked Jury in Clancy Case

9/9/2026

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Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial in Lindsay Clancy’s murder case after a deadlocked jury.
The 12-person jury split 11-1 and failed to reach a verdict over seven days.
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington will file a double-jeopardy dismissal motion on Sept. 29.
Howard Cooper said online conspiracy theorists spread falsehoods that have led to real-life threats.

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Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial in Lindsay Clancy’s murder case after a deadlocked jury.
The 12-person jury split 11-1 and failed to reach a verdict over seven days.
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington will file a double-jeopardy dismissal motion on Sept. 29.
Howard Cooper said online conspiracy theorists spread falsehoods that have led to real-life threats.