Lindsay Clancy fans are fooling themselves — with false empathy
Clancy’s supporters are overlooking those distinctions
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Clancy’s supporters are overlooking those distinctions. Asking whether she was actually psychotic can sound like asking whether postpartum suffering itself is real. Clancy’s defense attorneys argue she was psychotic when she killed her three children and therefore isn’t criminally responsible; prosecutors argue she planned the killings and understood what she was doing.
Furthermore, However, Saathoff told jurors he didn’t believe Clancy’s claim that she killed her children because of a voice in her head, saying it was highly unusual for someone to hear auditory hallucinations only once. Lea Skene can be reached at lea.skene@globe.com .
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Clancy’s supporters are overlooking those distinctions.
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Asking whether she was actually psychotic can sound like asking whether postpartum suffering itself is real.
according to New York PostClancy’s defense attorneys argue she was psychotic when she killed her three children and therefore isn’t criminally responsible; prosecutors argue she planned the killings and understood what she was doing.
according to New York PostHowever, Saathoff told jurors he didn’t believe Clancy’s claim that she killed her children because of a voice in her head, saying it was highly unusual for someone to hear auditory hallucinations only once.
according to The Boston GlobeLea Skene can be reached at lea.skene@globe.com .
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