

374. The Lindsay Clancy Trial Part 2
We discuss the medications Lindsay was taking and the first day of trial. Has the prosecution already made mistakes? Check out our other show The Prosecutors: Legal Briefs for discussion on cases, controversial topics, or conversations with content creators. For early and ad-free access to episodes as well as the…

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“Between the opening statement painting Lindsay as a calculating, manipulative murderer and the harsh tone she took with Patrick, the prosecutor has left me feeling like the state has a weak case. I actually found myself irritated with her,…”
“Is there any objective proof that any of the symptoms that Lindsay Clancy prescribed really existed? The fact that she only took meds for a few days indicated she was acting. Why wouldn't she give each of those meds a chance? She knows that…”
“I don’t agree with the prosecutors approach at all. Once again, you guys missed the mark (after your thoughts on Karen read). There was absolutely no need for prosecutor to torture the ex husband by asking him to describe his children with…”
“These were mostly low doses and most were not taken for very long—just a few days each. She claimed to have issues with everything, almost immediately, so everything was removed almost immediately. They’re now claiming she was bipolar, but…”
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