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Jurors in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy have for the second time in two days told the judge they are deadlocked.
Judge William Sullivan on Wednesday asked them to return to private deliberations, reading to them the Tuey-Rodriguez instructions – directions given to jurors to encourage them to reach a unanimous verdict without forcing them to give up their beliefs.
The BBC’s Ana Faguy explains what unfolded on day five of deliberations and whether the case could be headed to a mistrial.
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