Lindsay Clancy prosecutors come across as 'tone deaf,' 'uncaring' and 'snarky,' defense attorney says
Lindsay Clancy called the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline twice before killing her children and was turned away both times, a psychologist testified.
TL;DR
- A defense attorney has described prosecutors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial as 'tone deaf,' 'uncaring,' and 'snarky.'
- The prosecution's questioning, including asking if Clancy's mother-in-law knew murder was a 'mortal sin,' has been criticized.
- Testimony from a psychologist revealed that Lindsay Clancy called a suicide hotline twice but did not receive help because she did not have a 'plan.'
- The defense is asserting that Clancy was experiencing postpartum psychosis when her children died.
- Supporters of Lindsay Clancy plan to wear pink outside the courthouse.
- Closing arguments are scheduled for Monday.