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Patrick Clancy Wants to Limit Evidence Released to Public in Kids' Killing
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17:09Now PlayingAfter jury selection finished on Thursday afternoon, the court heard several motions which have been brought by Patrick Clancy, the ex-husband of Lindsay Clancy and the father of her three victims. His lawyer asked the judge to limit specific evidence in the case and not allow it to be shown to anyone in court other than the jury. This would include Patrick’s 911 call, photos of the three kids in the case (prior photos, scene images, video recordings, and autopsy photos), the clothing being worn by the 3 victim, and material from Patrick that his lawyer gave the court to be marked as an exhibit that can’t be seen. The judge expects to make a ruling on this Friday morning.
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