Why Lindsay Clancy, on trial for the deaths of her 3 children, has so many supporters

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Jury in Lindsay Clancy trial set to resume deliberations

They could find her guilty of murder or the lesser crime of manslaughter, or acquit her if they decide she wasn’t in control of herself due to her psychiatric problems

The women standing by Lindsay Clancy: ‘We need to understand what drove her to kill her children. It cannot happen again’

The pink-dressed supporters, who have protested at the Massachusetts trial, say doctors failed to provide adequate treatment despite the mother’s severe mental health struggles

By Luis Doncel

Jurors to resume deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial

Did Patrick Clancy know Dr Rachel Danis before 2024? Fact-checking viral photo amid Lindsay Clancy trial

A resurfaced LinkedIn post from RMA of New York has fueled speculation about whether Patrick Clancy knew fertility specialist Dr Rachel Danis before 2024.