The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy is heating up as first responders prepare to testify, following the harrowing 911 call from her ex-husband who found their three children dead in their Massachusetts home. At the heart of the case: was Clancy suffering from postpartum psychosis triggered by bipolar disorder and antidepressants—or did she act with intent? Her defense claims she heard voices commanding her to kill her children before ending her own life, while prosecutors argue she was criminally responsible. If convicted, she faces life without parole; if found not guilty by reason of mental illness, she’ll be committed to a state facility. Clancy, a former labor nurse, had been discharged just 19 days prior and is now paralyzed after jumping from a second-story window. Both she and her ex-husband have sued her doctors, and he’s publicly said he forgives her—seeing her as sick, not evil.
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