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A major new development in the Lindsay Clancy case: veteran Boston attorney Martin Weinberg, who previously represented Karen Read in her double-jeopardy fight, has joined Clancy's defense team for the legal battle over whether she can be tried again. Kevin Reddington is also continuing his effort to have the case resolved without another trial following the 11-to-1 deadlock ...


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The Lindsay Clancy case continues to raise major questions after the mistrial — and now the judge has ordered that the jurors' names remain sealed.

In today's Crime Talk, Scott Reisch breaks down the latest developments in the Clancy case, including the fallout from the reported 11-1 split, the continued controversy surrounding the lone holdout juror, and what the seal...


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The Lindsay Clancy mistrial fallout is getting even more complicated.

New information has surfaced about the lone holdout juror's background, including a previously dismissed domestic violence charge and an active restraining order. At the same time, comments from one of the 11 jurors who favored a lack-of-criminal-responsibility verdict are now raising questions of th...


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The fallout from the lone male juror in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial continues to grow — just as her defense asks the judge to end the case altogether.

Today on Crime Talk, we break down the latest jury-room revelations, Kevin Reddington's Rule 25 motion, and why Judge William Sullivan could potentially block a second trial.

We also have a new update on Lindsay's...


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Another Lindsay Clancy juror is breaking his silence — and what he says about the lone holdout is raising even more questions about how the jury ended up deadlocked 11-to-1.

Juror Nick Dargie says he repeatedly asked the holdout to identify the evidence supporting his position and claims he never received a clear answer. He also describes a bizarre moment involving an ...


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