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Crime scene video showing what investigators found inside Lindsay Clancy’s master bedroom was played for jurors during lead investigator Joshua McKelligan’s testimony. The footage showed blood on the bedroom floor and red stains outside the Massachusetts home, giving jurors a firsthand look at the scene investigators encountered after the deaths of Clancy’s three children. Clancy is accused of strangling Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months, with exercise bands before attempting to take her own life.

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  1. 1
    @PamiShoodrani

    Prosecutors are far over-reaching by proposing that Lindsay did not intend to kill herself but only wanted to create that appearance of suicidal intention due to her wrist and neck cuts not being deep enough and the blood trail outside the window.
    I am convinced she intended to kill herself and that the lack of thoroughness in her attempt was more due to not wanting to experience pain – more pain that she was already in – in the process.

  2. 3
    @DimahYah99

    During his testimony in the BBC trial coverage of Lindsay Clancy, Patrick Clancy testified that he saw “blood everywhere” and on the walls in their bedroom after entering the locked room.This statement has become a point of discussion and debate during the trial for several reasons:

    Trauma and Perception: Observers and legal discussions note that a person experiencing the extreme shock, panic, and trauma of finding their severely injured spouse and discovering their children are dead will perceive and remember a crisis scene differently. To someone unaccustomed to severe trauma, any prominent sight of blood can feel overwhelming and register as “everywhere”.Inconsistencies with Investigators: Lead investigators and video evidence from the room did not document extensive blood spray or splatter on the walls matching a literal “hose sprayed” description, leading to online debates and defense/prosecution scrutiny over whether his memory was distorted by the immense psychological shock of the event.

  3. 4
    @kristiealsteen7215

    Crazy that the curtains had blood on them and they just cleaned them and hung them back up for the real estate photos

  4. 7
    @Livelong66

    Who has ever decided to jump to their death by going head first to land on their head?
    How did the body temp drop so far in just 30 minutes?
    Did she really speak to P and then minutes later was unable to speak at all to paramedics?
    Who runs through a house and finds their bedroom “covered in blood” and doesn’t run immediately downstairs to find their children????
    Why is her DNA on only one of the bands? And his on all three?
    Why did a nurse not know how to slice her wrists?
    Why would she have crushed her pills??
    Did he send her off to rest with a nice cocktail of meds crushed in the drink? And then go kill his children and then head out to CVS AND takeout?
    The body temp…the head first jump. It doesn’t add up.

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