A hearing is scheduled Tuesday in the case of 29 year old Charles McCoy, the man accused of a string of Highway Shootings in Central Ohio.

Jurors in the Columbus-area highway shootings case say they can’t reach a verdict and the judge has declared a mistrial Sunday. The judge and attorneys from both sides praised the jurors for their service before they were dismissed.

There’s still no sign if the jury in theColumbus-area highway shootings trial is close to a verdict.

Jurors this morning began their first full day of deliberations in the case against the man behind a string of highway shootings in the Columbus area.

A Franklin County Common Pleas court jury will decide the fate of accused “Highway Shooter Charles McCoy. McCoy face a possible death penalty.

The jury in the trial accused “Highway Shooter” Charles McCoy has now heard testimony from more than three dozen witnesses. And on the key point of the defendant’s sanity, the jury has conflicting testimony to sort through. W-O-S-U’s Tom Borgerding has been following the McCoy trial and has this report.

The jury in the case of suspected Columbus highway shooter Charles McCoy, Junior listened to more than three hours of expert medical testimony. Psychiatrist Dr. Mark Mills told jurors McCoy was legally insane at the time of the highway shootings.

A psychologist testified Friday in the highway shootings trial that Charles McCoy suffered from psychological turmoil.

The defense in the jury trial of suspected “Highway Shooter” Charles McCoy went on offense today in an effort to spare their client a possible death sentence.