Overview
- Lindsay Clancy, who has pleaded not guilty to three counts of first‑degree murder for the deaths of her children on January 24, 2023, faces life without parole if convicted.
- The court played the anguished 911 call made by ex‑husband Patrick Clancy Wednesday, and jurors were shown children’s clothing and the exercise bands prosecutors say were used.
- First responders testified Thursday about the chaotic scene they found and their life‑saving efforts after Patrick discovered the children in the basement.
- Jurors conducted a supervised view Friday of the Duxbury home and nearby sites including the CVS and the ThreeV restaurant to see the locations tied to the prosecution’s timeline.
- The next phase will feature dueling psychiatric and medical experts as the defense presses a lack‑of‑criminal‑responsibility claim based on postpartum psychosis and alleged overmedication while prosecutors argue planning and physical evidence show intent.