Aug 18, 2026 · 59 min · 12 segments
**Trigger warning:** This episode contains detailed discussion of the deaths of children, suicide, self-harm and severe postpartum mental illness. A quick note: throughout the recording we repeatedly…
Cassie DelaneyHost
Jen O'DwyerHost
Sophie WhiteHost
She trained as a nurse through an accelerated nursing program run through Massachusetts General Hospital and then worked at AGH as a labor and delivery nurse for roughly nine years, which is really important part of the story and a detail here.

So she spent nearly a decade professionally caring for women in the immediate aftermath of childbirth.

She's very familiar with it, knows what to expect and is regarded as an incredibly good and proficient nurse.

When she was charged, close to 40 friends, family members and colleagues wrote letters of support to her lawyer, which had been filed with the court.

So colleagues described her as the nurse you would want a sick family member to have looking after them or a wife or a sister to have when they were giving birth.

By all intents and purposes, everything that has been presented so far proves that story.

There is no doubt that Lindsay Clancy was an incredibly good nurse and a very caring person.

Patrick Clancy grew up in Massachusetts and works in technology, and he worked for the automation software company Automation Anywhere, which joins Microsoft in 2020.

He has consistently been described as someone who works remotely from the family home, which also will come into play later.

He was in the basement office of their home on the afternoon of the 24th of January, 2023.

Lindsay was living with one of Patrick's cousins who had been her college roommate while she was in nursing school.


So Patrick has testified that before Cora, Lindsay worked more than 40 hours a week and afterwards cut back to around 20.

He describes the marriage as warm and told the police that they had an amazing marriage and got along really well together.

She trained as a nurse through an accelerated nursing program run through Massachusetts General Hospital and then worked at AGH as a labor and delivery nurse for roughly nine years, which is really important part of the story and a detail here.

So she spent nearly a decade professionally caring for women in the immediate aftermath of childbirth.

She's very familiar with it, knows what to expect and is regarded as an incredibly good and proficient nurse.

When she was charged, close to 40 friends, family members and colleagues wrote letters of support to her lawyer, which had been filed with the court.

So colleagues described her as the nurse you would want a sick family member to have looking after them or a wife or a sister to have when they were giving birth.

By all intents and purposes, everything that has been presented so far proves that story.

There is no doubt that Lindsay Clancy was an incredibly good nurse and a very caring person.

Patrick Clancy grew up in Massachusetts and works in technology, and he worked for the automation software company Automation Anywhere, which joins Microsoft in 2020.

He has consistently been described as someone who works remotely from the family home, which also will come into play later.

He was in the basement office of their home on the afternoon of the 24th of January, 2023.

Lindsay was living with one of Patrick's cousins who had been her college roommate while she was in nursing school.


So Patrick has testified that before Cora, Lindsay worked more than 40 hours a week and afterwards cut back to around 20.

He describes the marriage as warm and told the police that they had an amazing marriage and got along really well together.
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