Lindsay Clancy defense seeks not-guilty verdict after mistrial in children's murder case

Defense attorney Kevin Reddington moved for a directed verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, arguing prosecutors failed to prove she knew killing her three children was wrong despite mental illness. The motion follows a mistrial declared six days ago due to jury deadlock, with a fourth juror now publicly describing deliberations. The court's ruling will determine whether Clancy faces a retrial or is committed to a psychiatric facility.