Three women who served as jurors on Lindsay Clancy’s murder case have spoken out about the “awful” experience in their first interview about the high-profile case. While speaking to NBC 10 Boston on Tuesday, September 8, the jury foreperson — a retired fifth-grade teacher — said that not being able to reach a verdict was “awful” and an “emotional roller-coaster.” She added that the deliberations were difficult, and there was “lots of crying” and “lots of tears and then hugging.” “I was so sad, so sad that we couldn’t come up with a verdict for Lindsay. It was so heartbreaki...