Daily Mail reporter Rachel Sharp was inside the courtroom as Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial officially ended in a mistrial - after covering every day of the five-week trial. Clancy stared blankly ahead from her wheelchair as Judge William Sullivan made the announcement, several female jurors wept and her attorney Kevin Reddington appeared devastated. The jury had deliberated for almost 38 hours over seven days, with 11 jurors reportedly agreeing on a verdict and one male holdout refusing to join

Judge William F. Sullivan addressed the jury on September 4, declaring a mistrial in the high-profile Lindsay Clancy triple-murder case after jurors deadlocked following weeks of testimony.

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