Clancy Trial Heats Up as Mental-Health Evidence Takes Center Stage

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Prosecutors press their case in Lindsay Clancy’s Massachusetts murder trial, focusing on postpartum psychosis and the mental-health care she received, while Clancy maintains she was not criminally responsible; notable moments include a tense exchange with her psychiatrist who said, 'I know what I meant,' the release of journal entries describing depression and medication as 'stealing' motherhood, and questions over a social-media witness and hospital treatment practices as testimony resumes.
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