Jurors have concluded a sixth day of deliberations with no verdict.

The judge said he would excuse them until 9 a.m. Friday and speak to them at that point.

The jury has deliberated for 36 hours so far.

As jurors filed out of the courtroom, Lindsay Clancy looked on.

Clancy's family left the courtroom carrying a box of letters her attorney Kevin Reddington said were messages of support from around the world.

In open court, defense attorney Kevin Reddington said there is one juror who is refusing to adhere to Judge William Sullivan's instructions. He has asked the judge to remove the juror who is refusing to listen.

"I don't feel it is proper for me to side with one side or the other in deliberations," Sullivan said.

It appears that is what Sullivan polled the jury about, whether they can adhere to the instructions.

Judge William Sullivan told the jury, "You are required to follow my instructions on the law as I gave them."

Sullivan reiterated his instruction about reasonable doubt.

He then returned jurors to their deliberations.

The judge is polling the jurors individually at sidebar.

Clancy is present while this occurs.

It was preceded by a disagreement between the two parties.

Judge William Sullivan reminded the audience Wednesday morning about the standing orders and laws meant to prevent jurors from being harassed.

"Everybody should be well aware of that order and that statute," Sullivan said. 

His reminder followed the arrest of a woman who allegedly attempted to photograph the jury on Tuesday.

Then, one by one, the judge summoned each juror to the bench, swore him or her in and asked each a question. This was done with attorneys present but out of public earshot.

The woman arrested, Dawn Light, was taken into custody on Tuesday around 3:40 p.m. ET and charged with one count of intimidation of a witness, jurors, or person furnishing information in connection with criminal proceedings, a Massachusetts State Police spokesperson told ABC Boston affiliate  WCVB-TV. 

Light is being arraigned this morning in a different courtroom.