The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has officially ended in a MISTRIAL after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict. The panel of nine women and three men deliberated following five weeks of evidence, repeatedly telling the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked. It later emerged that 11 jurors had reportedly reached the same verdict, while one holdout juror remained opposed. Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, claimed that juror was refusing to follow the law and was biased against people with

Lindsay Clancy's lawyer erupted in court on Thursday as her murder trial descended into fresh chaos, accusing a lone juror of holding up the verdict after six grueling days of deliberations. Kevin Reddington demanded Judge William Sullivan remove the juror, claiming they were 'refusing to listen to the law' as the panel remained locked in a bitter deadlock. The jury has now been deliberating for 35 hours without reaching a verdict. In a tense courtroom moment, Clancy, Reddington and prosecutors

Erin Piacenti, 32, had just returned to work after five months of maternity leave when she was fatally stabbed while walking through Times Square in what the NYPD described as a random, unprovoked attack. The Bank of America vice president had welcomed her first child, a daughter named Madison, just five months earlier and was on her way home when she was attacked. Her family has since launched a fundraiser for Madison, remembering Piacenti as a devoted mother, wife and friend whose life was tra