The Lindsay Clancy Defense Is Almost Done, Karmelo Anthony's Trial Judge Removed, and Detective Who Heard Keffe D Say 'We Did the Other One'

Defense psychologist Dr. Paul Zeizel finished cross-examination in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial, testifying that psychosis comes and goes "like waves at a beach" and that testing by a state-retained doctor found no evidence she was faking. Prosecutor Shanan Buckingham pressed him on the roughly sixty visits he has made to Clancy since her arrest. Judge William Sullivan barred a former McLean Hospital social worker from testifying but admitted the hospital's staffing records, then adjourned early Wednesday citing an unforeseen circumstance he did not explain. The defense is expected to rest shortly; closing arguments could begin Monday. Clancy has pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months, and contests criminal responsibility. Also: in McKinney, Texas, visiting Judge Sid Harle recused Collin County Judge John Roach Jr. from all further proceedings in Karmelo Anthony's case, finding a reasonable observer might question his impartiality after a post-verdict interview. Retired Judge Michael Chitty now hears Anthony's motion for a new trial in the 2025 killing of Austin Metcalf; his conviction and 35-year sentence stand. And in Las Vegas, two former investigators testified about statements Duane Davis made years before publishing his memoir.

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