

Her Final Messages Were About Lindsay Clancy—Hours Later, Her Son Was Dead | Corie Walsh Full Story
Lauren Matthias examines the disturbing Corie Walsh case after the Illinois mother was accused of murdering her 2-year-old son, Barrett “Bear” Walsh—just hours after reportedly sending frantic messages about the Lindsay Clancy trial. What happened inside the family’s Frankfort home, why did Corie allegedly call her…

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“Perhaps people shouldn’t have kids as collectibles”
“Not uncommon for there to be copy-cat killers after high profile cases. Lindsay Clancy brutally killed her children, and now we're seeing other "moms" being copy cats. They all need to be locked up.”
“CORRECTION: Lauren Matthias incorrectly stated that Lindsey Clancy was merely “ACCUSED” of murdering her three children. - Lindsey Clancy admitted that she did indeed strangle her three children using exercise bands.”
“These children are going to have horrific nightmares for the rest of their lives 😢😢😢”
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