Michael Jackson-Bolanos, accused of killing Detroit synagogue leader Samantha Woll, was found not guilty of first-degree murder but guilty of lying to police, with a hung jury on felony murder and home invasion charges. The jury's decision followed a month-long trial where Jackson-Bolanos maintained his innocence, claiming he stumbled upon Woll's body but did not kill her. Prosecutors highlighted lies in his testimony and evidence like Woll's blood on his belongings, but the case lacked proof of him being inside her home. The jury faced deadlock multiple times during deliberations, prompting the judge to urge further consideration.