Lindsay Clancy jurors will visit her old $800k home today to see where she killed her three children then tried to take her own life: Live updates
•Jurors in Lindsay Clancy's trial will visit her Duxbury home where she allegedly killed her three children in January 2023.
•Clancy has pleaded not guilty, claiming postpartum psychosis, while prosecutors argue the murders were premeditated.
•The home is now owned by a local attorney who opposed the visit, but the judge ordered it to be available for the jury tour.
By RACHEL BOWMAN, US SENIOR NEWS REPORTER and RACHEL SHARP, CRIME CORRESPONDENT and KATRINA SCHOLLENBERGER, US HEAD OF LIVE NEWS Jurors in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial will visit the home where prosecutors say the nurse strangled her three children before jumping from a second-floor bedroom window. The panel of 18 jurors will tour the $800,000 Clancy family home today, where Lindsay and Patrick Clancy raised their children, and visit the nearby CVS and takeout restaurant where Patrick stopped before returning home on the night of the killings. Clancy is accused of strangling five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson and eight-month-old Callan to death with exercise bands at their Duxbury home in January 2023. The 35-year-old Massachusetts mom has pleaded not guilty in the murder trial citing postpartum psychosis, while the prosecution maintains the killings were premeditated and deliberate. Clancy had been prescribed 13 different psychiatric medications in the months leading up to the tragedy. Her ex-husband, Patrick Clancy, has since filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the clinicians who treated her. Follow the Daily Mail for the latest updates... The jury will visit the Clancy's home in Duxbury where she killed the children and tried to kill herself on January 24, 2023. They will also visit the CVS and 3V restaurant where she sent Patrick that evening. Prosecutors, the defense, the judge and court staff will accompany the jury. Clancy also has the option to attend. Her attorney told the Daily Mail that she will not be attending. The home is now owned by a local attorney who objected to the tour, arguing that it does not look the same as it did at the time. But the judge ordered them to make it available for the view. Jurors will be able to see the outside - including the backyard where Clancy was found injured - as well as all the rooms on the first and second floor - including the main bedroom from which Clancy jumped. They will also enter the basement where the three children were strangled. After the tour, the jury will return to the courtroom where testimony will resume. We are expecting to hear from staff at South Shore Hospital where Clancy was taken after the suicide attempt. The primal, unearthly scream reverberated all around the packed courtroom. It was a tortured, guttural wail unlike any sound I have ever heard before. Over several excruciating seconds, Patrick Clancy continued to scream inaudibly. The only words discernible were cries of 'Oh my god!' Then came the four horrifying words that laid bare the unspeakable scene that the father-of-three had just walked into. 'She killed the kids!' Inside Plymouth County Superior Court in Massachusetts, the deeply distressing 911 call from the evening of January 24, 2023, visibly took its toll on everyone in the packed courtroom.المصدر: Daily Mail | Source: Daily Mail
→Jurors in Lindsay Clancy's trial will visit her Duxbury home where she allegedly killed her three children in January 2023.
→Clancy has pleaded not guilty, claiming postpartum psychosis, while prosecutors argue the murders were premeditated.
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