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A juror who refused to join others in acquitting Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children, spoke publicly for the first time about his decision, saying he had no doubt she deliberately killed her children. His account offers new insight into the jury's deliberations in the closely watched case. The remarks add a new dimension to public understanding of the trial's outcome and the divisions among jurors over Clancy's mental state and culpability at the time of the killings.