Woman ARRESTED for Clancy Juror Intimidation Has VERY STRANGE History! Hubby & Son Died Prematurely?

People, the Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations are still ongoing. At last check, Lindsay Clancy is the woman who murdered her three children, is arguing not guilty by reason of insanity, she's had a five-week trial, the jury has been in deliberation since Thursday of last week, they are now entering, it's going to be a week of deliberations, and they have recently received what is referred to as the rule that the judge issues when there's a deadlocked jury as to one more chance to go out there and get undeadlocked. They received the Thuy Rodriguez, that's what it's called. You know, it's funny, Thuy, this is actually French for kill, but it's not what it has anything to do with. Thuy Rodriguez charge has been issued by the judge after they cannot reach a verdict. This is the update, I should probably double check that there hasn't actually been a verdict or they've been released for the day. No, this is the latest information as of now. Where did I just put the article? Where is it? This is it right here. Plymouth, Massachusetts, the judge in Lindsay Clancy's captivating murder trial, captivating is probably not the right word for this, has urged the jury to continue deliberating after they sent out a second note announcing they are deadlocked. The jurors, nine women and three men, announced for the second time Wednesday that they were at an impasse about whether to convict the postpartum mom of first-degree murder for strangling her three young children. Now, one thing that's interesting, you don't know if there's one holdout either way. For there to be a conviction, it's got to be unanimous. For there to be an acquittal, it's got to be unanimous. A hung jury, at least one jury member doesn't feel comfortable with a conviction or doesn't feel comfortable with an acquittal. I suspect it's not one jury member that is on either end of the spectrum. I suspect it's a few and they already know damn well they're not getting to a unanimous verdict, at least on the first-degree murder. But the judges issued this Tuohy Rodriguez order. Plymouth judge William Sullivan read the so-called Tuohy Rodriguez charge, nicknamed the dynamite charge by local jurists, strongly encouraging them to keep working to try to reach a consensus. We all know the rest of this. The juror first told the judge they couldn't reach a unanimous verdict note in a note Tuesday, that's yesterday. At issue is whether the 36-year-old Duxbury mom should be held criminally responsible for killing Cora Dawson, eight-month-old Callan on January 24, 2023, before she tried to take her own life. Clancy wants a jury to find her not guilty by reason of insanity on her claim she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and hallucinated a voice telling her to carry out the heinous act. Prosecutors say she wasn't in psychosis at the time, claiming she carefully executed the crimes. We don't need to go on further with this. You know, the prosecution in their closing arguments, as we covered at the time, said, yeah, she was mentally ill. She tried to take her own life, but she was not in a psychotic state at the time she killed her three kids, slid her wrists or cut her wrists, cut her neck, jumped out of a window, paralyzed herself from the sternum down. Not the best way to start your closing arguments. That being said, it's easy to play Monday morning quarterback. Waiting for a jury and what has happened in the meantime, for those of you who are not paying attention, although I think everybody is, is that you have had a woman who has now been charged with alleged juror intimidation in the Lindsay Clancy trial. This is gonna go from weird to weirder, people, and we're gonna get there. But let's start with the overview from, what's this from? This is from the BBC. Woman charged with juror intimidation in Lindsay Clancy trial. A woman who was arrested for taking photos of jury members outside the courthouse in the Lindsay Clancy trial has been charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror. Her name is Dawn Light, which is a very interesting name, and I wonder if her parents were grateful dead hippies to name her Dawn Light. 56 is accused of sitting in a restricted area outside the Plymouth courthouse and photographing jurors as they exited the building on Tuesday. Her lawyer called it a misunderstanding as she pleaded not guilty to the charges. By the way, remember Tommy Robinson, who did nothing more than record in a public space as the criminal defendants in the rape gangs of the UK were entering the courthouse. He was within five hours sentenced to nine months in jail for contempt. Set that aside, this woman allegedly is sitting in a restricted area, photographing jurors, not the defendants. Although apparently, I think her excuse is she thought maybe she was going to see Lindsay Clancy. And she was arraigned. I mean, there's a video we're going to get to in a second. Lindsay Clancy charged with OKO. The jury has been deliberating on the case since Thursday. Dawn Light's appearance in the court on Wednesday, Massachusetts lawyers said the sanctity of the judicial system was at risk because of her actions. Light, a registered nurse with no prior criminal record, was ordered to stay away from the courthouse grounds and also from those associated with the Clancy trial. She was ordered not to produce or disseminate photos that she could have preserved on iCloud. Prosecutors requested a $50,000 cash bail, which was denied by the judge. This is a complete misunderstanding, Your Honor. My client was trying to get a picture of Ms. Clancy. Light's attorney, Jennifer White, said in court. After the arraignment, a swarm of reporters gathered around Light when one asked, why did you want to see Lindsay Clancy? Light replied, why not? Another authorities said that they found Light in a restricted area in her parked car on Tuesday. When she was asked if she was taking videos, she said she was not and explained that she was waiting for Clancy. Prosecutors argued, alleged that when they went through her deleted folder on her phone, they found photos of jurors exiting the courthouse and Light was taken into custody. Prosecutors said the courthouse has taken extensive measures to protect the trial. Judge William Sullivan, who's overseeing the trial, has an order specifically prohibiting the photographing or filming of jurors. More than 200 reporters covering his yeti. All right, this is what happened when she exited the courthouse. I've seen you. All right, I want to go to my car, guys. I'm done with you. I want to go to my car. I know you. Can you answer any questions? How do you feel that you're a celebrity now? Did she just say they weren't deleted? Look at her face. Well, what's your reaction to what the judge had to say? Can you just give us an explanation? I'm done. I'm done. You can tell that this person loves the attention, but let's hear what went down in court before we get into the truly, truly bizarre part about this. Here, listen to this. This is her in court earlier, the judge earlier today. To protect the sanctity of the judicial system, these jurors, there was a court order by Judge Sullivan in which there was a supplemental order regarding protocol for media coverage of you. Essentially, according to Judge Sullivan and Rule 119-2B, the court prohibits the filming or photographing of any juror at any time, including during court proceedings and court-conducted view. No person shall contact, follow, interview, or communicate in any way with the juror prior to the discharge of the jury or otherwise harass or tamper with the juror before, during, or after the view. Although she states that she was looking- All right, so we apologize for that glitchy feed there, but that was our very first look at 56-year-old Dawn Light in the state of Massachusetts. Dana, clearly not messing around here. She is facing one charge, felony charge of jury intimidation. You heard the prosecutor mentioning that not only was she taking pictures, she was videoing these jurors. She went into a restricted area. She entered a plea of not guilty, we are told. And just to show how serious this is, she's facing potentially up to 20 years in prison because the Lindsay Clancy case involves a potential life sentence. That potentially increases the penalties in this case. Let's see, a whole lot of legal hot water. Let's hear a little bit more about her before we get into what I also stumbled across in terms of some very, very bizarre, as far as it goes, history. We got another journalist here doing some- She's charged. She was in court just now, basically according to the state police that she was filming or taking pictures of people in the parking lot. She was adamant that she was not, stated she wanted to see if Lindsay Clancy would come out of the building. She gave police her phone. They looked through, they didn't find any photos, but then they asked to look in the deleted file. And that is when they say they found a number of individuals coming out of the courthouse. And those videos were jurors in regards to the Lindsay Clancy trial. And they have her on video driving into the employee parking lot and facing a restricted area where she backed into a space. She has no prior criminal history. Again, she's a retired nurse. She's 56 years old. Her defense described- We can stop it there. I made the joke that if this woman is a retired nurse, we should look into any and all deaths that ever occurred under her watch as a nurse. And you look at her face. I mean, not that everybody looks crazy if you want them to look crazy. If that woman is a retired nurse, I made the joke here. I knew I saw her from somewhere because she very much looks like Kathy Bates out of misery. I said that almost as a joke, but sometimes a truth ingests not that anybody's accusing her of murder. She looks pretty crazy doing something pretty stupid in the context of a trial where people are literally standing in solidarity with Lindsay Clancy. And we came off the witness intimidation in Derek Chauvin's case where the expert had delivered to his former address the severed head of a pig. We've lived through juror intimidation, expert witness intimidation. The woman looks crazy. And if she was a registered nurse, I jokingly say, go look at anybody and investigate anybody who died under her watch. And then someone says in the chat, Vivi, you know her son died prematurely. I was like, I did not know that. But then I went and quickly looked things up. And it turns out there's no accusation here. This is just absolute wild coincidence, but interesting nonetheless. Her husband died prematurely of ALS. Her son died prematurely of a seizure. And she made the news back in 2017 because she fell into the grave site of her son when she was visiting his grave site. Listen to this. And what's amazing about this also, I can't for the life of me find the entire segment on the internet. This is the only segment I see on the NBC-CBS website that gets abruptly cut off where it gets cut off in this clip. This is the woman who was allegedly intimidating the jurors by standing in a restricted area, taking pictures of them. Registered nurse made the news in 2017. Just a very horrific situation. That mother, Dawn Light, obviously still very upset over the whole situation. She says she comes here to Central Cemetery in Millbury almost daily to put a blanket over her son's grave now until it can be permanently fixed. Beyond unfathomable. Beyond. Beyond unfathomable. Dawn Light of Sutton has had to deal with tremendous grief. She laid her husband to rest in 2013 after he lost his battle with ALS and then had to bury her 22-year-old son, Zachary, in January after he died from a seizure. But when she went to spend time with them This is where it goes. And I can't get the rest of that segment other than what they offer in the article, which I'll give to everybody in there. So the simulation has a sense of humor in a very sick Coen brothers type way. The woman who is allegedly intimidating jurors, who's a retired nurse, who doesn't look all there or at least looks like she loves the attention that she's getting now in the context of the Lindsay Clancy trial, which is the story of a woman who murdered the three kids. You scratch the surface and there's something underneath. We'll see where this goes, but she is facing 20 years in jail for what she did and she has been released and we'll see if she abides by the order that was issued and we'll see if anybody else stumbles across the images of the jury members to the extent that there's going to be some form of potential juror intimidation, although I think a hung jury was in the cards as of the time the judge gave the instructions to the jury. And by the way, people, if you're still watching this now on YouTube clips, make sure you like, share, subscribe and drop a comment in the comment section and let me know if you think this is a wild coincidence. Well, it's a coincidence one way or the other. Or if everyone has just lost their ever loving minds and when someone looks a little bit too much like Kathy Bates out of misery, you trust your instincts because your instincts have typically been what keeps us alive and keeps our genes going forward throughout a millennia. Boom.