Lindsay Clancy Trial: Why The Prosecution Will Lose @CriminallyObsessed
Lindsay Clancy Trial: Why The Prosecution Will Lose  @CriminallyObsessed
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Lindsay Clancy trial in Duxbury, Massachusetts is nearing its end, and the jury will soon be deliberating. What will the jury decide?

Radio and TV veteran Billy Bush, host of the Hot Mics podcast, has been closely following the trial – and after watching the evidence unfold, he has a prediction about the verdict.

In this episode of Criminally Obsessed, Kristin Thorne — filling in for Anne Emerson this week — sits down with Bush to break down the defense strategy, the evidence, and the prosecution missteps.

Bush also weighs in on the case's central legal question: whether Lindsay Clancy lacked criminal responsibility due to severe postpartum psychosis at the time of the killings, and whether the jury will find her guilty, not guilty by reason of insanity, or be unable to decide.

He has nothing but praise for defense attorney Kevin Reddington, calling the 75-year-old "sharp as a tack" and crediting his authenticity — not performance — for winning over the jury early.

The two also get into some lighter territory — including who Bush thinks should play Reddington if this case becomes a movie.

Watch Kristin’s full conversation with Billy: youtu.be/Bpd-ef-3uMo
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