Lindsay Clancy trial judge denies mistrial request, reprimands prosecution
The prosecution argues Clancy planned the murders and has suggested that her suicide attempt was not serious.
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The prosecution argues Clancy planned the murders and has suggested that her suicide attempt was not serious. Heilbrun will resume the stand Tuesday. "She had a fairly limited mental health history before September 2022.
Furthermore, But Heilbrun said she did not say she was "hearing voices." "The way she described these, is they were not auditory hallucinations. Heilbrun also said that the phrase Clancy said to her children when she killed them also points to altruistic filicide. Greg Derr/Greg Derr/Pool The Patriot Ledge Heilbrun said his theory was that Clancy had been having intrusive thoughts for months about committing suicide, and was “in pain,” suffering and “even desperate” when she decided to kill herself and her children.
In addition, Closing statements are expected on Wednesday. Lea Skene can be reached at lea.skene@globe.com . An expert testifying for prosecutors on Monday at the Lindsay Clancy trial offered the government's clearest explanation to date for why she killed her children.
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The prosecution argues Clancy planned the murders and has suggested that her suicide attempt was not serious.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHeilbrun will resume the stand Tuesday.
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"She had a fairly limited mental health history before September 2022.
according to CBS News — LatestBut Heilbrun said she did not say she was "hearing voices." "The way she described these, is they were not auditory hallucinations.
according to CBS News — LatestHeilbrun also said that the phrase Clancy said to her children when she killed them also points to altruistic filicide.
according to Daily MailGreg Derr/Greg Derr/Pool The Patriot Ledge Heilbrun said his theory was that Clancy had been having intrusive thoughts for months about committing suicide, and was “in pain,” suffering and “even desperate” when she decided to kill herself and her children.
according to The Boston GlobeClosing statements are expected on Wednesday.
according to Daily MailLea Skene can be reached at lea.skene@globe.com .
according to The Boston GlobeAn expert testifying for prosecutors on Monday at the Lindsay Clancy trial offered the government's clearest explanation to date for why she killed her children
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Heilbrun will resume the stand Tuesday.
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