ORLANDO, Fla. — After about five hours of deliberations Thursday, jurors said they are deadlocked on some of the charges against Anthony Todt, the Connecticut physical therapist accused of killing his wife, children and dog at their Central Florida home.
The foreperson of the 12-member jury informed Circuit Judge Keith Carsten in a note about 5:40 p.m. that the panel had been unable to reach a unanimous verdict on all counts. Asked by the judge, the foreperson said the jurors do agree on some of the charges, but not all.
Carsten instructed the jurors to return any verdicts on which they had been able to reach a unanimous decision.
