A jury foreperson from Lindsay Clancy's triple-murder trial spoke about the deliberation process in an exclusive interview. The foreperson stated that a single male juror had reasonable doubt but still refused to acquit Clancy. This juror's stance prevented the panel from reaching a unanimous decision.

The trial, which involved a panel of nine women and three men, ended in a mistrial after more than 38 hours of deliberation. Further details about the trial and the interview with the jury foreperson are available.

The jury foreperson shared their experience alongside two other female jurors in the interview, providing insight into the deliberation process that led to the mistrial.