Jurors are considering the evidence in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial after a lengthy trial. They are weighing five possible verdicts in a case that has drawn widespread attention across the United States.
Clancy, a US mother, is accused of killing her children. Her defence relies heavily on postpartum psychosis, the condition central to the case.
Closing arguments described the case as 'incredibly complicated.' One expert said jurors face a 'really difficult task,' noting the complexity involved in evaluating the medical evidence presented.
The jury has now sent through a fresh question, adding more unpredictability to proceedings. The question introduces a further delay before any verdict is handed down.