A juror at Lindsay Clancy’s triple murder trial revealed the surprising initial split of the panel when they first started deliberations and the moment a male holdout juror’s alleged doubt sank in.
Juror Paula Devlin told Gayle King on “CBS Mornings” that when the group first began the decision-making process “eight people were leaning toward not responsible, two hadn’t decided and two thought guilty.”
Devlin said eventually the split shifted toward 10 for Clancy being found not criminally responsible and two for her guilt.
“I felt very bad for them because they felt really attacked and there is no way to not do that because that’s where we…
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