YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Insight on female serial killers; Was hung jury an injustice? | CUOMO Crime Time Weekend Edition
On this episode of "Cuomo Crime Time: Weekend Edition," Chris Cuomo digs into the fallout from the Lindsay Clancy trial, which ended in a mistrial due to a hung jury split 11-1. Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Geragos and jury consultant Renato Stabile break down why that split is so rare, what the holdout juror signifies and a lesser-known legal path known as the Massachusetts "thirteenth juror" rule. Then, criminologist Casey Jordan joins for a deep dive into female serial killers, how and why they kill differently than men, and what five cases, from Aileen Wuornos to a recent fentanyl-fueled case, reveal about abuse, power, society and more. #truecrime #LindsayClancy #serialkillers NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news…
What topics does criminologist Casey Jordan cover regarding female serial killers?
Casey Jordan explores how and why female serial killers kill differently than men, using five cases—ranging from Aileen Wuornos to a recent fentanyl-fueled case—to reveal insights into abuse, power, and society.
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Who are the experts featured in the discussion regarding the Lindsay Clancy trial and the mechanics of the jury split?
Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Geragos and jury consultant Renato Stabile are the experts who break down the rarity of the jury split and the significance of the holdout juror.
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What legal rule is relevant to the jury split in the Lindsay Clancy case in Massachusetts?
The legal concept being discussed is the Massachusetts "thirteenth juror" rule, which is a lesser-known legal path.
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What was the outcome of the Lindsay Clancy trial?
The trial ended in a mistrial because the jury reached a split decision of 11-1, resulting in a hung jury.
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