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Jury Deliberates in Lindsay Clancy Postpartum Murder Trial | Crime Alert 08.28.26 · Crime Alert Hourly Update

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, hourly update, breaking crime news now.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Sydney Silvani. Deliberations are underway in Plymouth County, Massachusetts,
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  Speaker 2: where a jury must decide if 36-year-old former labor and
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  Speaker 2: delivery nurse Lindsay Clancy is criminally responsible for fatally strangling
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  Speaker 2: her three young children in January 2023. Over five weeks
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  Speaker 2: of testimony in what has been called America's saddest murder trial,
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  Speaker 2: the emotional proceedings have refocused national attention on postpartum mental
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  Speaker 2: health care. Defense attorney Kevin Reddington argues Clancy suffered from
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  Speaker 2: severe postpartum psychosis, pointing to her extreme suicide attempt immediately
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  Speaker 2: following the killings when she jumped from a second-story window,
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  Speaker 2: leaving her paralyzed from the waist down. Reddington insists Clancy
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  Speaker 2: was reaching out for help through hospital stays and hotlines,
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  Speaker 2: but was ultimately failed by over-medication and a broken system.
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  Speaker 2: Prosecutors contend the killings were planned and deliberate. Prosecutor Jennifer
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  Speaker 2: Sprague told jurors that Clancy had an abundance of care
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  Speaker 2: and mental health resources, as reported by East Idaho News.
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  Speaker 1: This wasn't a woman suffering from a lack of care,
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  Speaker 1: a lack of resources. She had an abundance of help,
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  Speaker 1: an abundance of care. She had all of that and more.
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  Speaker 1: And she was asking for help. She was. She wanted help.
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  Speaker 1: She wanted to get better. But she wanted to get
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  Speaker 1: better on her own terms, doing things her way, the
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  Speaker 1: way she thought she should do them. And as a nurse,
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  Speaker 1: she knew that's not the right way to approach it.
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  Speaker 2: Sprague argued that Clancy calculated the exact time her husband
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  Speaker 2: would be away picking up dinner and running pharmacy errands
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  Speaker 2: before carrying out the fatal acts. The prosecution presented a
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  Speaker 2: harrowing picture of the basement crime scene during closing arguments.
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  Speaker 1: She killed them and she left them there on the
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  Speaker 1: floor with the bands around their necks. She didn't bring
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  Speaker 1: them up to their beds and put them with their
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  Speaker 1: favorite stuffed animal and cover them up gently and lovingly,
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  Speaker 1: leaving them peacefully there.
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  Speaker 3: No.
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  Speaker 1: She left them discarded on the basement floor like broken
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  Speaker 1: toys because she was done playing the game. You know
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  Speaker 1: to a moral certainty she is guilty.
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  Speaker 2: That clip from our friends at East Idaho News. The
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  Speaker 2: jury must now determine whether Clancy was legally insane at
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  Speaker 2: the time of the killings or criminally responsible for the
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  Speaker 2: tragic deaths of her three children. More crime and justice
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  Speaker 2: news after this. In Pennsylvania, a family is demanding answers
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  Speaker 2: after 22-year-old college baseball player Glenwood Bubba Pisher IV was
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  Speaker 2: shot and killed by police after accidentally trying to enter
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  Speaker 2: the wrong home. Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele confirmed
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  Speaker 2: the fatal shooting occurred early Sunday morning in Upper Potts
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  Speaker 2: Grove Township. Pisher had been out celebrating a friend's birthday
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  Speaker 2: and was walking to another friend's house when he mistook
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  Speaker 2: a neighbor's residence on Snyder Road for his destination. Unarmed,
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  Speaker 2: he knocked on the back door, asking to be let in.
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  Speaker 2: Homeowners called 911, reporting an attempted burglary, and responding officers
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  Speaker 2: shot Pisher twice following an encounter. His mother, Erin, spoke
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  Speaker 2: with Fox News Digital about the moments leading up to
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  Speaker 2: the tragedy.
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  Speaker 3: I dropped him off with his friends at a bar.
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  Speaker 3: It was his friend's 21st birthday celebration. They were all
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  Speaker 3: going out to celebrate and bar hop. There was parents
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  Speaker 3: there to drive him around so no one was drinking
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  Speaker 3: and driving. That was about five o'clock and I guess
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  Speaker 3: they were bar hopping from there. And after they were done,
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  Speaker 3: they went back to the birthday kid's house.
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  Speaker 2: Erin detailed how her son ended up on the wrong
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  Speaker 2: doorstep after the friends split up.
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  Speaker 3: I guess they broke into different groups and some people
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  Speaker 3: went to go to another house to hang out afterwards.
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  Speaker 3: My son didn't have a car, so he was walking.
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  Speaker 3: And somehow he took a wrong turn and ended up
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  Speaker 3: at the wrong house. And after a few drinks, I
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  Speaker 3: guess he didn't realize he was at the wrong house.
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  Speaker 3: He was at their back door knocking because he thought
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  Speaker 3: it was his friend's house. He's like, hey, let me in,
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  Speaker 3: you know, let me in. And The homeowners, I guess,
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  Speaker 3: not knowing, called the cops saying attempted burglary.
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  Speaker 2: Pisher was a dedicated student athlete preparing for his senior
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  Speaker 2: year at St. Elizabeth College. Described as a carefree jokester
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  Speaker 2: who dreamed of becoming a history teacher and baseball coach,
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  Speaker 2: his mother recounted his loving spirit to Fox News Digital.
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  Speaker 3: He was the biggest sweetheart. He was carefree and loving,
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  Speaker 3: loved life, loved to hang out with his friends. Fishing,
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  Speaker 3: baseball was his life. He played it in college. He
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  Speaker 3: was getting ready to go to college Sunday afternoon to
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  Speaker 3: start his senior year. He went to become a history
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  Speaker 3: teacher and coach baseball.
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  Speaker 2: The officer involved has been placed on administrative leave while
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  Speaker 2: the district attorney's office completes its active investigation. Finally, in Utah,
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  Speaker 2: a 17-year-old boy has been arrested 17 months after his mother,
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  Speaker 2: 44-year-old Jessica Lyman, and his 8-year-old half-brother, Eli Painter, were
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  Speaker 2: fatally shot inside their Saratoga Springs home. Police say the
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  Speaker 2: teen initially claimed he was napping during the March 2025 attack. However,
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  Speaker 2: charging documents reveal investigators found gunshot residue on his clothing,
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  Speaker 2: while neighbor surveillance footage recorded an argument and a woman's
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  Speaker 2: voice screaming, what are you doing, two minutes before gunshots
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  Speaker 2: rang out. Court records reveal police also found intimate clothing
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  Speaker 2: belonging to his mother in the suspect's bedroom, alongside a
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  Speaker 2: note reading, This is a murder story. Hostile text messages
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  Speaker 2: sent prior to the killings further exposed deep internal turmoil.
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  Speaker 2: The teenager now faces two counts of first-degree murder as
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  Speaker 2: a court determines whether he will be tried as an adult.
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  Speaker 2: For more crime and justice news, be sure to join
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  Speaker 2: I'm Sydney Silvani.