Oct 7, 2026 · 14 min · 9 segments
The odds that the last several psychotic killer mothers were not influenced by the Lindsay Clancy case are getting slimmer. One even said she was 'invested' in it. More than kust a coincidence?
So you have this story just now on O- October 6th, months after the Lindsay C- Clancy trial, years after that killing.
What do you think the odds are that she wasn't aware of the Lindsay Clancy, Clancy, uh, trial or story or even heard about her? S- I, I would put it at slim to none that that lady isn't on TikTok or Instagram finding out about this, seeing all the TikTok videos of-- we all saw them, the tens of thousands of videos defending Lindy-- Lindsay Clancy and all that other stuff, no matter how you feel about that stuff.
What are the odds that this Holly Flores, the latest one, wasn't at least aware of that case? I, I'd put it next to zero, okay? Didn't come out and say she was inspired by this.
This is a suspect, an accused murderer, who specifically said she was, and the word that's being thrown around in this case out of Illinois is inspired by the Lindsay Clancy case.
The Illinois mom now charged with murder of her two-year-old son.
Witnesses told investigators she had become very invested in the Lindsay Clancy case.
Her attorney says she was suffering from a psychotic episode-
Now, it's pretty amazing and pretty outstanding, uh, i- in the details here that she literally had admitted how invested she was in the Lindsay Clancy case.
That, that was the first one that woke everybody up to this and said, "Um, yeah, that-- this, this is something more than just, uh, uh, some random one-off." She's about 40, and I'm not gonna get into the details of what she did.
And the c- that The court proceedings revealed that she was very invested in the Lindsay Clancy trial and discussing it in a group text with friends as recently as hours before police arrived.
This is all from the court proceedings and admitted to by the defense attorneys that that was there.
So you have this story just now on O- October 6th, months after the Lindsay C- Clancy trial, years after that killing.
What do you think the odds are that she wasn't aware of the Lindsay Clancy, Clancy, uh, trial or story or even heard about her? S- I, I would put it at slim to none that that lady isn't on TikTok or Instagram finding out about this, seeing all the TikTok videos of-- we all saw them, the tens of thousands of videos defending Lindy-- Lindsay Clancy and all that other stuff, no matter how you feel about that stuff.
What are the odds that this Holly Flores, the latest one, wasn't at least aware of that case? I, I'd put it next to zero, okay? Didn't come out and say she was inspired by this.
This is a suspect, an accused murderer, who specifically said she was, and the word that's being thrown around in this case out of Illinois is inspired by the Lindsay Clancy case.
The Illinois mom now charged with murder of her two-year-old son.
Witnesses told investigators she had become very invested in the Lindsay Clancy case.
Her attorney says she was suffering from a psychotic episode-
Now, it's pretty amazing and pretty outstanding, uh, i- in the details here that she literally had admitted how invested she was in the Lindsay Clancy case.
That, that was the first one that woke everybody up to this and said, "Um, yeah, that-- this, this is something more than just, uh, uh, some random one-off." She's about 40, and I'm not gonna get into the details of what she did.
And the c- that The court proceedings revealed that she was very invested in the Lindsay Clancy trial and discussing it in a group text with friends as recently as hours before police arrived.
This is all from the court proceedings and admitted to by the defense attorneys that that was there.
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