Lindsay Clancy Judge Indefinitely Extends Order Shielding Identities of Jurors
Judge William Sullivan said jurors faced a real and present risk of harm as he kept their names sealed after the mistrial.
- Judge William Sullivan ordered the names of jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial at Plymouth Superior Court to remain impounded indefinitely, citing "significant and divisive attention" surrounding the case in Massachusetts.
- Clancy faces three murder charges in the 2023 deaths of her children, Cora, Dawson, and Callan. The trial ended in a mistrial on Sept. 4 after a hung jury.
- Sullivan noted that "at least one juror" requested the extension, as "there have been identifications of jurors and their personal information without their permission," creating a "risk of harm to juors to the integrity of their service."
- The defense filed a motion asking the Court to enter a required finding of not guilty, which would prevent a retrial. The motion could be discussed at a hearing scheduled for Sept. 29.
- Meanwhile, Clancy remains at Tewksbury State Hospital, where she alleges a "catastrophic failure" of her psychiatric treatment in an ongoing civil case. Her fate remains unresolved pending the Court's ruling.
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Lindsay Clancy Holdout Juror Hiding with Family after Being Doxxed
The lone juror who blocked Lindsay Clancy’s acquittal is now hiding with his family after media outlets and supporters of the mother who killed her three children exposed details of his private life. His brother says relatives are being called relentlessly and notes left at their mother’s home, while the judge has now sealed jurors’ identities over a ‘real and present’ safety risk.
Judge Seals Juror Names Indefinitely After Clancy Trial Harassment Campaign
A Massachusetts judge has locked down the identities of all jurors who served in the Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial after at least one juror personally requested protection from ongoing harassment and doxxing campaigns that erupted following the controversial mistrial.
The Sun (Lowell)
Jury list in Lindsay Clancy triple murder trial impounded indefinitely
The judge in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder trial indefinitely impounded the list of jurors who sat for the weeks-long proceedings, citing the potential harm releasing it could cause.
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