Three jurors in Lindsay Clancy's triple-murder trial have suggested in an exclusive interview with NBC10 Boston that the panel was leaning toward finding the Massachusetts mother not guilty by lack of criminal responsibility, but a single male juror prevented the panel from reaching a verdict - even after he "admitted he had reasonable doubt."

Lindsay Clancy’s mistrial case is an apt conclusion for a case that has divided the public and sparked a national reckoning on maternal mental health.

According to the trio, they argued so much with the man that the alternate jurors could hear them through a wall.

The 12-member jury spent seven days deliberating over whether Lindsey Clancy was criminally responsible for the deaths of her three children.