The judge is set to question the lone holdout juror tomorrow morning in Plymouth, MA, after Lindsay Clancy's attorney identified them via a note from the four-person majority. The defense wants this specific person removed from the case because they are believed to be refusing to convict on murder 1. If that refusal continues, a mistrial could be declared and a new jury selected for retrial. This inquiry happens during day seven of the trial at 9 a.m., likely in open court rather than a sidebar. In Massachusetts, the prosecution bears the burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Lindsay Clancy was sane when she killed her three children. The post expresses strong disagreement that the verdict should be uncertain given the charges.