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As testimony enters its final hours in the Lindsay Clancy trial, jurors are hearing from government expert witnesses about Clancy’s mental state at the time her three children were killed.
Prosecutors continue presenting their case against Lindsay Clancy today — Friday, Aug. 7, 2026 — in Plymouth Superior Court as they try to prove that she murdered her three children. Today's morning ...
The jury is now hearing her own journal entries describing anxiety, insomnia, and pleas for help.
Lindsay Clancy's prescription medication use has been at the center of her murder trial. Here's what her medical providers said about it in court.
Psychiatrists who treated Lindsay Clancy​ before she killed her children in Massachusetts testified at her trial Friday.
The prosecution resumed questioning its final witness Wednesday in the murder trial against Lindsay Clancy, with an FBI psychiatrist testifying that the choices she made while killing her three ...
The psychiatrist who treated Lindsay Clancy in the months before her children's killings testified in her trial. Here's what she said.
Lindsay Clancy’s final words to her middle child were revealed right before the defense rested its case in her ongoing murder trial. Dr. Avram Mack took the stand on Friday, August 21, to testify ...
Lindsay Clancy could be found not guilty, not guilty by lack of criminal responsibility, guilty of murder in the first degree, guilty of murder in the second degree or guilty of manslaughter. What tha ...
As a jury decides the fate of the Massachusetts mother who strangled her three children, her parents and ex-husband adjust to ...
Clancy had been on trial for first-degree murder after strangling her three young children, while suffering from what her ...
Lindsay Clancy is on trial for the murder of her three children, to which she has pleaded not guilty. A legal analyst believes it is too risky and unlikely that Clancy will testify in her own defense.
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