What the jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial is deliberating | CNN

EDITOR’S NOTE: Coverage of the Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations has moved. Follow CNN’s live updates for the latest The Massachusetts jury in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial resumed deliberations for a fourth day Tuesday, as they work to decide if prosecutors have proven the 36-year-old murdered her three children beyond a reasonable doubt. Jurors returned to the courthouse here in Plymouth around 9 a.m. ET. The jury, made up of nine women and three men, asked to be sent home Monday afternoon, appearing still and stoic when they entered the courtroom to be excused by Judge William F. Sullivan – a contrast to their typical demeanor. The panel is usually responsive and emphatic in their interactions with Sullivan, and have often been seen chatting amongst themselves whenever they enter or leave the courtroom. On Monday, they appeared serious; there were no smiles, and one woman appeared deep in thought, staring into her lap after she and her fellow jurors took their seats. “Just stay the course,” Sullivan told them. The judge’s encouragement followed about 17 hours of deliberations across three days, as the jury debates questions around reasonable doubt, criminal respon