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Lindsay Clancy Trial Starts Monday: What Will Decide the Case?
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52:43Now PlayingWith opening statements in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial set for Monday, a tense pretrial argument previewed the emotional battle ahead. Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Joshua Ritter breaks down the fight over Patrick Clancy’s testimony and the evidence jurors will see, the Massachusetts standard for lack of criminal responsibility and the central question in the case: Did Lindsay understand that killing her children was wrong?
Josh also analyzes the latest testimony from D4vd’s preliminary hearing in the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, including the autopsy findings, the defense’s cross-examination and the strategy D4vd could pursue if the case goes to trial. Then, he examines the purported first Nancy Guthrie ransom note, what its language reveals and why its credibility remains in question.
Finally, Kirsten Bridegan is this week’s Hero of the Week for creating Bexley’s Boxes, which provide supplies and comfort items for young children experiencing a crisis.
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