“We owe it to Ms. Fortune, to her family and to the integrity of this investigation to let the evidence guide us,” Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney said.
Kevin Reddington is asking Judge Sullivan to do something extraordinary: end the Commonwealth v. Clancy case without a retrial. In a renewed motion for a required finding of not guilty filed Sept. 10, 2026, the defense argues that prosecutors failed to present sufficient evidence to establish criminal responsibility, even after the first trial ended with a hung jury. But there is a challenge: This is the same judge, the same evidence and the third time he has been asked to make this ruling. So, will Judge Sullivan grant the motion? Probably not. And that is where things get interesting. Criminal defense attorney Sara Azari breaks down the latest filing.
Media Doxxes Holdout Juror From Lindsay Clancy Trial
Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney identified the man as Jacques Ratliff, but did not release details about what led to the arrest.
The singer's family members and business associates are also named in the suit.
On this episode of "Cuomo Crime Time: Weekend Edition," Chris Cuomo discusses mental illness and abuse alongside criminologist Casey Jordan as they examine five filicide cases — from Casey Anthony to Susan Smith — to unpack how the law handles mental illness, connecting it all to the ongoing Lindsay Clancy trial and what it reveals about postpartum psychosis. Following the release of Netflix’s "Death of the Pastor’s Wife," Chris also speaks with friends of Mica Miller, the now deceased wife of the documentary's subject: John-Paul Miller. Mica’s friends share insights on the church they met through and the events leading up to Mica’s suicide. Sam Rickman, along with Rick and Bruna Pabon, describe the woman they knew, the pastor…
A 28-year-old Italian ambulance paramedic faces trial on charges he murdered elderly patients by injecting lethal air into their veins, and wiretaps allegedly capture him saying he enjoyed it. Luca Spada was arrested in April after colleagues raised concerns about a string of suspicious deaths involving patients in his care during or after ambulance transport. […] The post Italian paramedic accused of killing six patients by injecting air into their veins appeared first on American Almanac .
A 28-year-old Italian ambulance paramedic faces trial on charges he murdered elderly patients by injecting lethal air into their veins, and wiretaps allegedly capture him saying he enjoyed it. Luca Spada was arrested in April after colleagues raised concerns about a string of suspicious deaths involving patients in his care during or after ambulance transport. Prosecutors allege he killed six people by deliberately causing fatal embolisms, air bubbles forced into the bloodstream, targeting victims who were elderly or seriously ill. He remains in custody, and a court in the northern Italian city of Forlì has rejected his bid for house arrest. The Sun reported that Spada is scheduled to stand trial on October 15 before the Court of…Open
A CBS anchor's visible shock that the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder mistrial was a Black man has drawn sharp criticism, and exposed the racial assumptions that pervade elite media. Gayle King was interviewing juror Paula Devlin on "CBS Mornings" Friday when Devlin revealed that the single juror who refused to […] The post Gayle King's on-air fixation on holdout juror's race raises uncomfortable questions about media priorities appeared first on American Almanac .
A CBS anchor's visible shock that the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder mistrial was a Black man has drawn sharp criticism, and exposed the racial assumptions that pervade elite media. Gayle King was interviewing juror Paula Devlin on "CBS Mornings" Friday when Devlin revealed that the single juror who refused to join the other eleven had been the only Black person on the panel. King, 71, stopped the conversation cold. "A black man is the holdout juror?" she asked. Then: "Woah, I have to sit with that for just a second." The moment, captured on video and posted to the show's official X account, drew immediate backlash from conservative commentators who said King's reaction laid bare a set of assumptions about how a…Open
The funniest thing you’ll see all week is the moment CBS Mornings content creator Gayle King found out the lone juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial who wouldn’t vote to acquit, resulting in a mistrial, was a black man. She nearly needed smelling salts. In an interview Friday, Paula Devlin, one of the witches on […]