A Woman Filmed Lindsay Clancy's Jury Then DELETED The Video

During jury deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial at Plymouth Superior Court, a 56-year-old woman was arrested outside the courthouse. She had been filming the jurors as they left the building. When police examined her phone, they found the videos had been deleted.

The arrest happened at the worst possible time. The jury was days into deliberation and had already told the judge they could not reach agreement. Sullivan was forced to individually question each juror about the incident before allowing them to resume.

The deleted videos create a specific legal problem. Defense attorney Kevin Reddington now has a documented instance of jury exposure to outside interference during deliberation. If the jury returns a guilty verdict, that documentation strengthens an appeal. If a mistrial is declared, the incident enters the record of a case that will likely be retried.

The woman told reporters she came to see Lindsay—treating a courtroom proceeding about the deaths of three children as a spectator event. She is not the first. High-profile trials in the social media era increasingly attract audiences who view defendants and jurors as public figures rather than people caught in a legal process.

Most courthouses were designed before smartphones existed. The security gap between what technology allows and what courts prevent is growing every year.

Defense attorney and former prosecutor Eric Faddis examines the legal fallout, the appeal implications, and what this arrest means for the future of jury protection in an era of constant surveillance.

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