Tex McIver (seated) is surrounded by attorneys as they review questions from the jury during the testimony portion of the trial. (Pool photo: Bob Andres/AJC)
The jury deliberating the fate of Atlanta attorney Claud “Tex” McIver in his ongoing murder case notified the judge Monday that they’re deadlocked on murder, aggravated assault and witness influencing charges.
“We don’t see a path to overcome our differences on the defendant’s intent on charges one, two, three and five,” according to a note Fulton County Superior Court Chief Judge Robert McBurney read in open court.
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