A lone juror conceded he had reasonable doubt in Lindsay Clancy's murder case, then refused to find her not criminally responsible for killing her three children, the jury's foreperson says, revealing how one holdout forced a Massachusetts mistrial.
Roni Carlson, a retired special education teacher who led the panel, told NBC10 Boston she was so sure the deadlock had broken that she signed all three verdict forms. 'I was so excited,' she said. Then the holdout spoke again.
