Lindsay Clancy returns to court as defense disputes prosecution’s case
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Lindsay Clancy returned to court Tuesday for her first hearing since a mistrial in the case involving the deaths of her children, according to CBS News and NBC Boston.
Her attorney, Kevin Reddington, said prosecutors had not proved that Clancy killed the children, CNN reported. He also rejected claims that this argument represented a shift in defense strategy following the mistrial, according to Fox News. The Washington Post also reported that Reddington is disputing whether Clancy killed them.
Separately, attorneys for a holdout juror said they planned to file a complaint against Reddington, the New York Post reported. Yahoo reported that Reddington described Clancy as living in a “state of constant sadness” and said she remained on suicide watch in prison.
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