After a jury acquitted Michael Jackson-Bolanos of first-degree premeditated murder in the killing of Detroit synagogue leader Samantha Woll, a verdict couldn't be reached on separate charges, potentially leading to a retrial. Jackson-Bolanos was found guilty of lying to the police but acquitted of first-degree murder, with a deadlock on felony murder and home invasion charges. The case, which sparked speculation of antisemitic motives, involved circumstantial evidence like Woll's blood on the defendant's jacket. Despite the partial verdict, the prosecution plans to pursue justice for Woll's family, with next steps to be revealed at a hearing in July. The trial's high profile attracted national attention, with the defense claiming the wrong person was arrested and pointing to other suspects, while the prosecution alleged Jackson-Bolanos murdered Woll during a home invasion. The jury's prolonged deliberations and eventual partial outcome may lead to another legal battle for Jackson-Bolanos.