Judge in Lindsay Clancy trial declines to remove juror as deliberations continue


Judge William Sullivan has declined to remove or further question a juror that the defense says is holding up a not-guilty verdict in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother who is being tried over the strangulation deaths of her three children.



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