Lindsay Clancy returns to court after mistrial as defense challenges prosecution’s case
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Lindsay Clancy returned to court Tuesday for her first hearing since a mistrial in the case accusing her of murdering her three children, according to CBS News and NBC Boston. The Daily Mail reported that the court rejected a defense bid to have her found not guilty.
Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, has disputed whether prosecutors proved that she killed the children. In interviews reported by CNN, The Washington Post and Fox News, Reddington argued that the prosecution had not established that Clancy was the person who caused their deaths. Fox News reported that he also rejected claims that this position represented a change in strategy after the mistrial.
Separately, the New York Post reported that attorneys for a holdout juror plan to file a complaint against Reddington. Details of the planned complaint were not stated in the outlet’s headline.
Yahoo reported that Clancy remains on suicide watch in prison and lives in a “state of constant sadness.”
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