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Lindsay Clancy

Lindsay Clancy

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Aug 28, 2026

EricaHOST
0:05
The prosecution's backpedaling on Lindsay being Spider-Man, slithering down the outside of the house.
EricaHOST
0:11
And what is with all the quarters? Welcome back to the Lindsay Clancy Trial, day 22 recap, the closing arguments.
EricaHOST
0:19
Welcome to Nurses Uncorked, where I pour out the unfiltered truth about healthcare life.
EricaHOST
0:24
I'm your host, Nurse Erica, serving up real talk straight from the front lines to your ears.
EricaHOST
2:22
It was pretty extensive.
EricaHOST
2:23
And then he does more again at the end.
EricaHOST
2:26
He said, among other things, remember, Lindsay Clancy is innocent until proven otherwise.
EricaHOST
2:33
And the burden of proof is 100% on the state to prove her as criminally responsible.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:40
Here we go.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:41
Uh, closing arguments just wrapped up in the Lindsay Clancy case.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:44
What happens next? What could be the possible outcomes for Lindsay Clancy? We are gonna break all of that down in great detail today.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:55
We got a great panel to do exactly that.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:59
Lindsay Clancy's jury has sat through 21 days of testimony, 84 witnesses.
Tony BruschiHOST
2:05
Closing arguments, they have just taken place, and now that they've ended, 12 people have to decide whether a mother who admits to killing her three children goes to prison or goes to a psychiatric hospital.
Tony BruschiHOST
2:19
Eric Faddis, defense attorney, former prosecutor, joining myself and Robin Drink, retired FBI special agent, chief of the Counterintelligence Behavioral Lim- Analysis Program, and master class extraordinaire.

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Tony BruschiHOST
8:44
Yeah.
T. J. HolmesHOST
3:31
It is Friday, August 28th.
T. J. HolmesHOST
3:34
21 days of the trial, 85 witnesses, now comes down to 12 jurors who are returning this morning to decide the fate of Lindsay Clancy.
T. J. HolmesHOST
3:45
With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.
T. J. HolmesHOST
3:47
This is a standby episode, right? The clock is ticking.
T. J. HolmesHOST
5:17
I leaned over and pointed to this TV at one point while we were watching the court proceedings.
T. J. HolmesHOST
5:22
There were pills.
T. J. HolmesHOST
5:24
There appeared to be pills on the defense table right in front of Lindsay Clancy.
T. J. HolmesHOST
5:29
Now, given all that's been talked about in this case, Robes, that stood out to apparently more than just me.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:31
It is Friday, August 28th, 21 days of the trial.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:37
85 witnesses now comes down to 12 jurors who are returning this morning to decide the fate of Lindsay Clancy.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:45
With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:47
This is a standby episode, right? The clock is ticking.
TJ HolmesHOST
6:20
But that's just one of those things.
TJ HolmesHOST
6:21
Everybody's paying such close attention to every move in that courtroom, all the body language and whatnot.
TJ HolmesHOST
6:28
But she yesterday, I thought Lindsay Clancy was...
TJ HolmesHOST
6:32
Hmm.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
25:44
And I think another thing that was very effective that this witness said, Dr. Sadoff yesterday, that people seem to be overlooking, but I did not overlook it.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
25:52
He was yet another Commonwealth expert that diagnosed Lindsay Clancy with bipolar II.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
25:57
And he said the phrase, I would caution providers strongly against prescribing someone with bipolar II an SSRI.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
26:05
This goes back to the defense's whole argument defense in general and saying that she was undiagnosed with bipolar II.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
29:44
He has not changed at all.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
29:46
They are used to that.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
29:47
I felt like today when Sprague got up there, I was just like, did somebody give you a talking to last night and really kind of tell you to comply? completely do this 180, because all of a sudden, she's like, no one's saying that Lindsay Clancy didn't have a serious suicide attempt.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
30:03
I'm like, actually, you were totally saying that this entire case.
TJ HolmesHOST
2:47
It is Friday, August 28th, 21 days of the trial.
TJ HolmesHOST
2:53
85 witnesses now comes down to 12 jurors who are returning this morning to decide the fate of Lindsay Clancy.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:01
With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:03
This is a standby episode, right? The clock is ticking.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:32
I leaned over and pointed to this TV at one point while we were watching the court proceedings.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:38
There were pills.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:39
There are pill to be pills on the defense table right in front of Lindsay Clancy.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:45
Now, given all that's been talked about yesterday.
TJ HolmesHOST
2:59
It is Friday, August 28th, 21 days of the trial.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:05
85 witnesses now comes down to 12 jurors who are returning this morning to decide the fate of Lindsay Clancy.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:13
With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.
TJ HolmesHOST
3:15
This is a standby episode, right? The clock is ticking.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:42
Why is it I thought it was just us? I leaned over and pointed to this TV at one point while we were watching the court proceedings.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:50
There were pills.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:52
There are pill to be pills on the defense table right in front of Lindsay Clancy.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:57
Now, given all that's been talked about yesterday.
Tony BrueskiHOST
2:55
Here we go.
Tony BrueskiHOST
2:56
Closing arguments just wrapped up in the Lindsay Clancy case.
Tony BrueskiHOST
2:59
What happens next? What could be the possible outcomes for Lindsay Clancy? We are going to break all of that down in great detail today.
Tony BrueskiHOST
3:10
We've got a great panel to do today.
Tony BrueskiHOST
3:12
Exactly that.
Tony BrueskiHOST
3:14
Lindsay Clancy's jury has sat through 21 days of testimony, 84 witnesses, closing arguments.
Tony BrueskiHOST
3:21
They have just taken place.
Tony BrueskiHOST
3:23
And now that they've ended, 12 people have to decide whether a mother who admits to to killing her three children, goes to prison, or goes to a psychiatric hospital.
TJ HolmesHOST
1:54
It is Friday, August 28th, 21 days of the trial.
TJ HolmesHOST
2:00
85 witnesses now comes down to 12 jurors who are returning this morning to decide the fate of Lindsay Clancy.
TJ HolmesHOST
2:08
With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.
TJ HolmesHOST
2:10
This is a standby episode, right? The clock is ticking.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:43
But that's just one of those things.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:44
Everybody's paying such close attention to every move in that courtroom, all the body language and whatnot.
TJ HolmesHOST
4:50
But she yesterday, I thought Lindsay Clancy was...
TJ HolmesHOST
4:55
Hmm.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:38
The latest news this hour in just four minutes.
Michael KastnerHOST
0:43
Jury deliberations are back underway in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder trial in Massachusetts.
Michael KastnerHOST
0:49
In the prosecution's closing arguments, Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Sprague said Clancy was in control of her actions.
Jennifer SpragueSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:56
All her behaviors are typical and normal because she's able to control her behavior.

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