Lindsay Clancy trial: Jury returns for potential final day of deliberations after 2nd deadlock

The watching and waiting continues in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Today is the sixth day of deliberations for the jury in the case. The judge pressed the jurors Wednesday to try to come up with a verdict after they came back again saying they were struggling to reach one. Boston 25 News reporter Ryan Breslin live at Plymouth Superior Court this morning where the jury has spent more than 30 hours going back and forth. Ryan? Ray, that's right and in that time jurors have asked just one question which the judge took care of during sidebar then they have sent two different notes basically saying that they are deadlocked and cannot reach a verdict. The judge then appearing to give his final instructions to members of the jury yesterday. Lindsay Clancy's attorney says that he is preparing for any outcome including a mistrial. If that were to happen he says that he is ready to retry the case as early as next week. I got witnesses lined up we're all set you know Dr. Resnick is ready I'm ready we've got all our evidence witnesses are available so let's go. Is that a timeline you would expect? Oh no they try to kick it out in six months or a year but we're going to do it quick. Ahead of Kevin Reddington's comments this morning jurors in Lindsay Clancy's trial they have been given what's called the Tui Rodriguez instructions also known as a dynamite charge that's in the hopes that they can reach a verdict and this won't end with a mistrial. The dynamite charge tells the nine women and three men in this court case that they are deliberate that as they are deliberating there's no reason to believe that there are any other 12 people that could get this case that would be more intelligent, impartial or competent than the ones that are in that deliberation room right now or that there would be any more or clearer evidence produced in another trial. So it is their duty to decide this case if they can consciously. Now in this case the defense argues that Lindsay Clancy was suffering from postpartum psychosis and is not criminally responsible for the murders of her three children but the prosecution says that she planned those murders. Now jurors they have heard from about 80 witnesses and have seen 300 exhibits over the course of five weeks. They have been deliberating since last Thursday. For now live in Plymouth Ryan Breslin for your local station Boston 25 News. Okay Ryan.