After Patrick Clancy got off the stand Wednesday morning, his 911 call was played in the courtroom. He returned to his Massachusetts home in January 2023 to find his three children — Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months — dead inside their home. His wife, Lindsay, had tried to take her own life by jumping out of their second story bedroom window. Patrick called 911 moments after he discovered his wife on the front lawn. The judge did not allow the audio to be broadcast to the public but according to court records, he can be heard saying, “she killed the kids!” Richie Morganstern, the director of photography for Law&Crime and CourtTV, was inside the courtroom and heard the call. He talked with Julia Jenae about the chilling details and what the mood of the courtroom was like while the 911 call was played.
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In response to her searching sociopathy… per Google.
Planning Can Coexist with Psychosis
2. Fluctuating States and Moments of Clarity
Psychosis is rarely a static, constant state. Individuals often oscillate between acute breaks from reality and brief windows of lucidity or self-awareness. During these moments, a person may recognize that something is deeply wrong with their thoughts or emotional responses, leading them to research terms like “sociopath” or “lack of empathy” to find an explanation for what they are feeling. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
3. Misinterpreting Severe Symptoms
When a person suffers from severe conditions like postpartum psychosis or deep clinical depression, they often experience profound emotional blunting, intrusive thoughts, or a terrifying detachment from loved ones. Because they lack clinical training, they may misinterpret this terrifying “emptiness” or lack of expected emotional warmth as a sign that they have become a sociopath, prompting them to look up treatment options online. [1, 2, 3]
Thanks to Mr. Morgenstern for sharing what he experienced.
Beautiful children. Unbelievable.
I support you patrick, how dare she take your kids away from you for her own selfish reasons, i never heard of this psychosis crap , is that what were calling it now.
The public should hear that tape. “quite the show”? We are so used to fictitious television and liars on 911. Let us hear the truth for once.
My feelings are so mixed on this case. I feel sorrow for Lindsay because she reached out for help and they failed her. But then the whole sending the husband out of the house to be alone, was weird to me. He should’ve never left her alone with them. He knew she was struggling, and it’s not his fault his kids passed, but he should’ve been more cautious. All I know is she needs to be either admitted to prison forever or a psychiatric ward.
When you kill an innocent child I have no sympathy….I wouldn’t have been chosen to serve on jury…