A mistrial has been declared in the triple murder case against Lindsay Clancy after jurors spent seven days deliberating without reaching a unanimous verdict. That leaves a major question hanging over the case: where does it go from here. Judge William Sullivan told both sides Friday afternoon that he would like to see the case retried later in the fall. He set a status conference for the end of the month to work out the details.
\n\nClancy's attorney, Kevin Reddington, pushed for a fast turnaround, saying he wanted a second trial to begin as soon as possible, potentially within the next couple of weeks. Sullivan was noncommittal on timing, indicating he leans toward moving quickly but has not settled on an exact date and plans to check both the courthouse calendar and his own schedule.
\n\nThe lead prosecutor said she would be out of state for the next two weeks and did not weigh in on possible scheduling beyond that window.
\n\nThat decision ultimately rests with Cruz, a longtime Republican prosecutor whose office also oversees an advocacy center dedicated to supporting child abuse victims.
\n\nWhile the case remains unresolved, Clancy will go back to Tewksbury Hospital in Massachusetts, where she…
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