
Judge rejects Lindsay Clancy's bid to end murder case after defense shifts strategy
Massachusetts Judge William Sullivan denied Lindsay Clancy's motion for a required finding of not guilty, ruling that sufficient evidence exists to prove she killed her three children and was criminally responsible. This decision follows a strategic shift by her defense, who previously conceded the killings but argued insanity, and now claim there is no evidence Clancy committed the acts. The case remains pending, with a retrial potentially looming after a mistrial in September.




