Judge Indefinitely Seals Juror Identities in Clancy Trial After Harassment

A Massachusetts judge has indefinitely sealed the identities of all jurors who served in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder trial, citing a real and present risk of personal harm following a campaign of harassment and doxxing. Judge William Sullivan issued the order on Monday, September 15, 2026, extending a previous two-week seal on the jury list. The decision comes after social media users identified jurors and their personal information without permission, and one individual was arrested for secretly recording jurors as they left the courthouse. Sullivan stated that the case continues to receive daily, divisive attention in Massachusetts and beyond, creating a risk of immediate and irreparable injury should the jury list become public. The order does not prohibit jurors from identifying themselves or speaking publicly if they choose, but the court will not release their information. At least five jurors have already come forward to discuss the deliberations, which ended in a mistrial on September 4 after the jury deadlocked three times.