Lindsay Clancy murder trial hears testimony from Massachusetts State Police investigators about search history

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State Police investigators testified in the Lindsay Clancy trial for the murders of her three children.
Testimony included findings from a Microsoft Surface Pro, revealing a visit to a 'suicide methods' website accessed via a Wikipedia page for Tom Hall.
The defense questioned the attribution of the searches, suggesting Clancy's husband or others could have used the device.
Investigators also presented analysis of Clancy's iPhone, including notes detailing feelings of sadness, depression, and conflict regarding her children.
Text messages between Lindsay Clancy and her husband, Patrick Clancy, from the day of the murders were read in court.
The defense highlighted other searches on Clancy's phone, including 'How to slit your throat to die?' and 'schizophrenia', which investigators did not recall locating.
The lead investigator testified about the crime scene and mentioned Clancy was on psychiatric medication.
The Commonwealth requested records of individuals who have spoken with Clancy, including a priest and a psychologist, with the judge partially agreeing.

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