India, Sept. 11 -- A juror from Lindsay Clancy's triple murder trial has revealed how the 12-member panel split during deliberations and why one juror remained the lone holdout.

Juror Paula Devlin spoke to Gayle King on "CBS Mornings" about the jury's discussions after the trial ended in a mistrial.

Devlin also revealed that the lone holdout was a Black man in his 30s. King appeared stunned after learning the juror was the only Black person on the panel.

During a chat about the makeup of the 12-person jury, which had nine women and three men and could not agree on a unanimous verdict in the murder trial, juror Paula Devlin explained that 11 members of the panel were white and only one was a person was black, as per the New York Post. ...