A judge has declared a mistrial in the triple homicide case of Lindsay Clancy after the jury deliberated for seven days without reaching a unanimous verdict. The judge, William Sullivan, informed parties that he would like to retry the case later in the fall.

A case status hearing has been scheduled for the end of the month. Clancy's lawyer, Kevin Reddington, initially expressed his desire to start the second trial as soon as possible, ideally within two weeks. However, the judge indicated that this timeline may not be feasible.

Further details on the case and its upcoming proceedings are available from the source.