Jurors are deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial after a five-week trial. They are reviewing five possible verdicts in a case that has transfixed the United States.
Clancy, a US mother, is accused of killing her children. Her defence centres on postpartum psychosis, the condition central to the case.
Closing arguments called it '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 submitted a new question, adding another layer of uncertainty to proceedings. The question introduces a further delay before any verdict is reached.