Woman charged with juror intimidation at Clancy trial tells different tale than images on her phone: Prosecutor

Woman charged with juror intimidation at Clancy trial tells different tale than images on her phone: Prosecutor


The 56-year-old Massachusetts woman arrested outside Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial appeared in court herself on Wednesday.

According to prosecutors, there is a big disconnect between what Dawn Light of Sutton told the Massachusetts State Police at the time of her arrest and what was allegedly found on her phone.

‘It was clear she was filming the jurors.’

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MSP confirmed to Blaze News that at approximately 3:40 p.m. on Tuesday, Light was taken into custody and charged with intimidation of a witness, jurors, or person furnishing information in connection with criminal proceedings.

At the time, jurors in the Clancy trial were in the midst of their fourth day of deliberations.

Assistant District Attorney Nicole Piacentini stated at Light’s arraignment Wednesday that court officers notified MSP officers in the security detail for

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