

377. The Lindsay Clancy Trial Part 5
We discuss days 6 and 7 of the trial and address the disgusting "theory" that Patrick Clancy framed Lindsay for the murders. 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…

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“As the daughter of a woman with a personality disorder, I can imagine a scenario in which a mother could murder a child or children in a rage, and then attempt to present it as a psychotic episode or a murder by a stranger, etc.”
“I was absolutely shocked when I saw your tweet about this. I had no idea people were saying Patrick did this, but I guess I shouldn't be shocked by anything online anymore.”
“You guys focus too much on conspiracy theories. I skipped through most of the episode looking for real trial coverage. I’m a long time listener who is getting weary of your cute conspiracy theory content. It’s talking down to your listeners…”
“Please stop screaming at us just because you take Tik Tok nonsense seriously. Do you not understand the internet? Do you just like to believe you are smarter than the rest of the population? get on with the serious analysis and stop treatin…”
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