Lindsay Clancy Jury DEADLOCKED, Sandusky Accuser Recants, and Fake NFL Player Fraud, with Mark Eiglarsh and Jonna Spilbor | Ep. 1389

The jury has been deliberating for over twenty hours and the judge gave an informal urging to continue rather than a formal Allen charge.

The case is about interpretation of whether she is insane enough for a mental institution or not insane enough for jail, and the defense lawyer's closing argument fizzled by not focusing on the burden of proof.

Massachusetts law is weird because the burden of proving insanity stays on the prosecution, and a mistrial might open the door for negotiation.

Reddington failed Clancy with a disorganized closing argument that didn't focus on the burden of proof and unnecessarily attacked witnesses.

Reddington scored points during cross-examination, but the prosecution's closing was strong and the defense's aggressive tactics may have backfired.

Jurors may lack the competence to evaluate expert credibility, citing an example of a juror who couldn't spell 'unanimous.'

It is the jury's job to evaluate dueling experts, and they have the power to decide which testimony to accept.

The family and medical system failed Clancy by not separating her from the children when she expressed thoughts of harm.

Hindsight is 20/20, but the family likely failed to act because they were in denial or believed she was improving.

Patients have a responsibility to be honest with doctors, and Clancy may have lied to avoid separation from her kids.

SSRI drugs may have caused a psychotic break in Clancy, similar to what happened to her sister.

SSRIs can have severe side effects, but it's unclear if Clancy was actually taking the medications as prescribed.

The defense that drugs messed up her mind doesn't hold water if she wasn't taking them, as the pill bottles were full.

Harry and the kids are basing themselves in the UK while Meghan plans to travel internationally, indicating a physical separation.

Sources confirm the physical separation is long-term and this is the beginning of the end.

The real war will be over Archie and Lilibet, with Meghan convinced there is nothing left to save.

Jurisdiction for custody generally follows the children after six months of residence, so the UK will likely have jurisdiction.

Meghan made a mistake by letting the children go to the UK unless she plans to establish jurisdiction there.

He was misled and coerced by prosecutors into giving testimony that aligned with their desired narrative.

The recantation is highly suspect and irrelevant, and the defense will not succeed in getting a new trial.

The recantation of one victim is unlikely to disturb the conviction because nine other victims have not recanted.

The timing is suspect, and the outcome won't change anything because the other victims are not recanting.

The judge is indulging the defense unnecessarily and turning the hearing into a circus, which is cruel to the family.

The judge is giving off Judge Ito vibes and allowing the defense to present everything at great expense.

Kohberger has been granted an evidentiary hearing and a new attorney is joining to scrutinize the plea.

The prosecutors and judge allowed Kohberger to plead guilty without allocuting, so there is no admission on the record.

The hearing will go nowhere because Kohberger admitted he was guilty, and there is no credible proof of coercion.

Dejan Love posed as a 49ers player and scammed women out of over $1.3 million through fake investment schemes.

Love will likely plead out, serve a short sentence in a federal camp, and be released early.

Love was so committed to the con that he showed up as a professional football player on Google.