What happens if the Lindsay Clancy jury can’t reach a unanimous verdict?

I'm curious, what does your gut tell you? They came in this morning, said that they could not reach a unanimous decision. Now they've gone home after another full day of deliberations. They didn't come back and say they're still deadlocked. That's correct. So all my gut is telling me is that they're taking this very seriously. They're having some very in-depth conversations and they're not in agreement yet. We don't know if they're not in agreement on one of the five possible outcomes or all five. They could be split. We don't know if it's 11 to 1 so far. We don't know what they're disagreeing on. We don't know how many are on each side. But they are willing to keep working and that's what we can gather from them not sending another note today. Jurors are asked to consider the facts of the case and kind of leave their emotions at the door. They can bring in their general life experiences and common sense as they weigh the evidence. But how hard is it to leave something like emotion or faith behind when you're in a setting like this? That's exactly it. horrific and so gruesome. And that's part of why the defense conceded, yes, this is a very horrific case. This is very sad. And we're not disputing any of that. But what we are saying is look at what the state of mind was and look at the reason behind it. So they do have to, they can feel it, but they have to put that aside for their deliberations to go through the evidence and facts and weigh which expert they believe. Bob mentioned it's still too early to talk about a second trial in this case. But if this is a hung jury, what is the likelihood that we see this retried? Attorney Reddington said to the media today and yesterday, he doesn't see Cruz backing down and he sees this going forward to a retrial if it goes in that direction. But again, we don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. The jury will come in, they'll be told to keep deliberating in the morning and we'll have to see if they send any notes back that they're done. But do you take it as a positive sign that they left today without coming back and saying we're still deadlocked? They may not think that they have an option yet to say that they're totally deadlocked or they might not be at a full impasse yet. They might still be having conversations and people are still on the jury being open minded to each other. And that's what you want. You want them to take it seriously and to listen to each other. All right, well, we will be back at court first thing in the morning to watch and see what happens. Elyse Hirschhorn, thank you again for your color, your context and your color in this case. It's very much appreciated. This case does discuss suicide and mental health. If you or somebody you know needs help, you can call or text 988. That is the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And be sure to have the Boston 25 app downloaded on your phone to get any updates on this trial. Once a verdict comes in, we will bring it to you live on air and online.