Mack testifies Lindsay Clancy was not psychotic, knew right from wrong
Clancy “has not demonstrated any signs of mania” at Tewksbury Hospital, Mack said.
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Clancy “has not demonstrated any signs of mania” at Tewksbury Hospital, Mack said. The psychologist said he’s published some 240 writings on mentally disordered adult offenders and related issues. She was suffering from extreme postpartum psychosis and manic depressive illness, which made her incapable of appreciating the moral quality of her actions.
Furthermore, Although he admitted Clancy "was in a serious psychiatric state and she was suffering," Mack stood by his conclusion that she knew what was right and wrong. Asked if she displayed signs of postpartum depression, Mack said “she had major depressive episodes” in the months following the birth of her third child.
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Clancy “has not demonstrated any signs of mania” at Tewksbury Hospital, Mack said.
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The psychologist said he’s published some 240 writings on mentally disordered adult offenders and related issues.
according to The Boston GlobeShe was suffering from extreme postpartum psychosis and manic depressive illness, which made her incapable of appreciating the moral quality of her actions.
according to Geo NewsAlthough he admitted Clancy "was in a serious psychiatric state and she was suffering," Mack stood by his conclusion that she knew what was right and wrong.
according to Geo NewsAsked if she displayed signs of postpartum depression, Mack said “she had major depressive episodes” in the months following the birth of her third child.
according to The Boston Globe
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