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Primary Defense Argument in Lindsay Clancy's Trial by End of 2024
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Patrick Clancy Forgives Wife Lindsay Amid Accusations of Killing Their Three Children in Duxbury
Oct 15, 2024, 06:21 AM
Patrick Clancy, husband of Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of murdering their three children during a postpartum mental health crisis, has publicly expressed his forgiveness towards her. In a statement, he described Lindsay as 'generously loving and caring,' emphasizing that he did not view her as a monster but rather as someone who became sick. This comes four days after the tragic incident in Duxbury, Massachusetts, where Lindsay allegedly strangled their children. Prosecutors have characterized the act as a premeditated scheme, contrasting with Patrick Clancy's portrayal of his wife. He revealed details of a haunting phone call with her on the day of the incident, which has drawn significant media attention.
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