<p>A juror who voted to acquit Lindsay Clancy has stated that she changed her vote during deliberations. The juror remarked, "Originally, I felt as though she was guilty and she was criminally responsible for it," adding, "And maybe I still believe that in a certain way."</p>
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Juror in Lindsay Clancy Case Changes Vote, Expresses Ongoing Doubts About Guilt
A juror in the Lindsay Clancy case revealed that she changed her vote from guilty to not guilty. She expressed lingering doubts about Clancy's guilt, stating she initially believed Clancy was criminally responsible.
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Lindsay Clancy Juror Admits She Changed Her Vote: 'Maybe I Still Believe' She Is Guilty 'in a Certain Way'
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Juror in Lindsay Clancy Case Changes Vote, Expresses Ongoing Doubts About Guilt