The jury delivered a mixed verdict in the trial of Michael Jackson-Bolanos for the killing of Samantha Woll, a synagogue leader, finding him guilty of lying to police but deadlocked on charges of first-degree murder and home invasion. Prosecutors must decide whether to retry the case as the jury could not reach a unanimous decision on these counts. The high-profile case, which deeply affected the Jewish community, highlighted conflicting narratives with the defense claiming the wrong person was arrested, while the prosecution argued that Jackson-Bolanos was a thief who murdered Woll during a home invasion. The lengthy deliberations and deadlocked jury have added complexity to the case, with the trial drawing significant national attention and scrutiny. The trial featured testimonies and arguments focusing on Jackson-Bolanos' credibility and actions on the night of Woll's death, with ongoing legal proceedings scheduled to determine the next steps in the case.