What The Prosecution's OWN Expert Said About Clancy

The Lindsay Clancy murder trial is into its first full week of testimony at Plymouth Superior Court, and the prosecution's case is already raising a question it may not want the jury asking: whose theory does the evidence support?

Thirteen psychiatric medications. A hospital admission three weeks before the incident. A journal documenting a woman begging for help. A toxicology report showing every drug within its therapeutic window — as if the combination of thirteen separate mind-altering substances doesn't matter if each one passes on its own.

Defense attorney Kevin Reddington conceded the government's case-in-chief. She killed her children. The blood matches. The physical evidence is not in dispute. That tactical move saved the prosecution from calling dozens of witnesses — but it also reframed the entire trial around the only question that matters: was Lindsay Clancy criminally responsible?

The prosecution's own psychiatrist admitted under cross-examination that psychosis can present as calm cooperation. The state's expert just undercut the state's argument.

Defense attorney and former prosecutor Eric Faddis examines the prosecution's strategy, the defense's gamble, and what the jury is actually hearing after week one of testimony.

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