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The prosecution’s expert examined Lindsay Clancy and does not believe her account supports the acute psychosis she claims caused her to kill her three children. The more of his testimony I hear, the more I believe the prosecution has the evidence it needs to argue that Clancy was criminally responsible for what she did.
In today’s show, I walk through some of the most damaging testimony yet. When Clancy’s husband returned home and asked, “What did you do?” she didn’t mention a voice commanding her to kill the children. She answered that she had tried to kill herself. The expert also identified inconsistencies in what Clancy later claimed the voice told her, changes in her demeanor when questioned specifically about the killings, and repeated instances where a woman who otherwise demonstrated an excellent memory suddenly said she couldn’t remember potentially damaging details.
Then there’s the phone call. While Clancy was allegedly in the middle of this acute psychotic episode, her husband called her. She was able to speak with him, and although he thought she sounded distracted, nothing about the conversation struck him as extraordinarily abnormal. I think that’s another extremely difficult fact for the psychosis narrative to explain.
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00:00 Expert Doesn’t Believe Lindsay Clancy
00:12 Her Husband Comes Home To Horror
01:05 “What Did You Do?”
01:20 Clancy’s Immediate Answer
01:46 Why Her First Explanation Matters
02:10 Clancy Says She Couldn’t Remember
03:00 Did She Know It Was Wrong?
04:00 The Expert’s Alternative Explanation
04:23 Suicide Instead Of Psychosis?
05:22 Why Intrusive Thoughts Aren’t Psychosis
05:41 Did Clancy Still Know Killing Was Wrong?
06:24 “Go To God, Baby”
07:03 The Judge Sees A Problem
07:52 Defense Demands A Mistrial
09:09 Prosecutors Fight Back
10:46 Why The Catholicism Testimony Became A Problem
11:17 Judge DENIES The Mistrial
12:45 The Expert Interviews Clancy Again
13:12 Her Demeanor Suddenly Changes
14:02 Clancy Becomes Guarded
14:26 “I Don’t Remember”
14:54 The Hospital Statement She Can’t Explain
17:03 Clancy’s Story About The Voice Changes
18:10 Why The Inconsistencies Matter
18:40 The Phone Call During The Killings
19:11 What Her Husband Heard
20:03 Why The Judge Objected To The Religion Testimony
The prosecution’s expert examined Lindsay Clancy and does not believe her account supports the acute psychosis she claims caused her to kill her three children. The more of his testimony I hear, the more I believe the prosecution has the evidence it needs to argue that Clancy was criminally responsible for what she did.
In today’s show, I walk through some of the most damaging testimony yet. When Clancy’s husband returned home and asked, “What did you do?” she didn’t mention a voice commanding her to kill the children. She answered that she had tried to kill herself. The expert also identified inconsistencies in what Clancy later claimed the voice told her, changes in her demeanor when questioned specifically about the killings, and repeated instances where a woman who otherwise demonstrated an excellent memory suddenly said she couldn’t remember potentially damaging details.
Then there’s the phone call. While Clancy was allegedly in the middle of this acute psychotic episode, her husband called her. She was able to speak with him, and although he thought she sounded distracted, nothing about the conversation struck him as extraordinarily abnormal. I think that’s another extremely difficult fact for the psychosis narrative to explain.
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-Massad Ayoob (President of the Second Amendment Foundation)
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➡️ Carry with confidence, knowing you are protected from predators AND predatory prosecutors
➡️ Correct the common myths you may think are true but get people in trouble
➡️ Know you're getting the best with this abridged version of our best-selling 5-star Amazon-rated book that has been praised by many (including self-defense legends!) for its easy, entertaining, and informative style.
➡️ Many interesting, if sometimes heart-wrenching, true-life examples
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00:00 Expert Doesn’t Believe Lindsay Clancy
00:12 Her Husband Comes Home To Horror
01:05 “What Did You Do?”
01:20 Clancy’s Immediate Answer
01:46 Why Her First Explanation Matters
02:10 Clancy Says She Couldn’t Remember
03:00 Did She Know It Was Wrong?
04:00 The Expert’s Alternative Explanation
04:23 Suicide Instead Of Psychosis?
05:22 Why Intrusive Thoughts Aren’t Psychosis
05:41 Did Clancy Still Know Killing Was Wrong?
06:24 “Go To God, Baby”
07:03 The Judge Sees A Problem
07:52 Defense Demands A Mistrial
09:09 Prosecutors Fight Back
10:46 Why The Catholicism Testimony Became A Problem
11:17 Judge DENIES The Mistrial
12:45 The Expert Interviews Clancy Again
13:12 Her Demeanor Suddenly Changes
14:02 Clancy Becomes Guarded
14:26 “I Don’t Remember”
14:54 The Hospital Statement She Can’t Explain
17:03 Clancy’s Story About The Voice Changes
18:10 Why The Inconsistencies Matter
18:40 The Phone Call During The Killings
19:11 What Her Husband Heard
20:03 Why The Judge Objected To The Religion Testimony
