William F. Sullivan

Reddington and prosecutors argued the motion before Judge William Sullivan at a hearing Tuesday

Gary Galperin, an adjunct professor at Cardozo School of Law and a former assistant district attorney in Manhattan who spent four decades as a prosecutor, told Newsweek that the repeated deadlock is a sign the case may be approaching an impasse—but cautioned that a unanimous verdict remains possible

Judge William F. Sullivan has presided over the case from the Plymouth County Superior Court bench, ruling on evidence, objections and legal arguments while overseeing a trial centered on one of the most difficult questions in criminal law: whether a mother who killed her three children should be held criminally responsible when she says she was experiencing severe psychosis

Netizens are furious over a TikTok trend that shows women pretending to harm their babies amid the Lindsay Clancy trial

Mother following Lindsay Clancy trial reveals reality of postpartum psychosis

The Duxbury, Massachusetts, home where Lindsay Clancy’s three children were found dead was bought by former Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney Michael Phippen for $675,000 in January 2024, property records obtained by Daily Mail show

Prosecutors then began calling rebuttal witnesses in the trial, which is likely entering its final days

Testimony began two weeks ago with opening statements and an emotional witness account from her husband, Patrick Clancy

Prosecutors appeared to begin chipping away at the defense’s portrayal of Lindsay Clancy as overmedicated, walking jurors through nine prescription bottles that still contained many of the pills she had been given