Lindsay Clancy defense seeks Trump pardon after mistrial in Massachusetts triple murder case

Attorney Kevin Reddington publicly asked President Trump to pardon Lindsay Clancy, convicted in the deaths of her three children, after a mistrial was declared. The request is largely symbolic since presidential pardons do not cover state crimes, but it signals a strategy to pressure prosecutors and possibly negotiate a plea deal. The 11-to-1 jury split suggests a hung jury, leaving the case unresolved and a retrial pending.