Judge denies Lindsay Clancy's long-shot bid for a not guilty finding
Summary
A judge denied a request to find Lindsay Clancy not guilty in the case involving the 2023 deaths of her three children. The judge said there was enough evidence to let a jury decide her criminal responsibility after a mistrial was declared because the jury could not agree.Key Facts
- Judge William Sullivan rejected the defense’s request for a not guilty finding after a mistrial.
- Lindsay Clancy is accused in the deaths of her three children in 2023.
- The defense argued that there was not enough evidence to prove Clancy was responsible.
- The judge said evidence, including GPS and surveillance, showed Clancy was the only person home when the children died.
- The defense also disputed whether Clancy understood that what she did was wrong or if she had a mental illness at the time.
- The judge ruled that these issues were for the jury to decide based on expert testimony.
- The defense has filed additional motions, including one about juror conduct and another citing double jeopardy to dismiss the case.
- The next court hearing is scheduled for November 2.
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