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Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Says WHAT About Her Alleged Confession?!
Kevin Reddington’s Rule 25 motion in the Lindsay Clancy case now attacks something more basic than criminal responsibility: whether the Commonwealth proved she committed the killings at all.
At the September 29 hearing in Plymouth Superior Court, Clancy’s defense attorney laid out what he described as a two-part argument for a required finding of not guilty. Reddington returned to his earlier request for a bifurcated trial, which would have separated the question of whether Clancy committed the charged acts from whether she was criminally responsible because of mental disease or defect. He…
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