Lindsay Clancy: The Distinction at the Center of This Case

If your business generates $25,000 in monthly revenue and needs fast access to working capital, Delta Capital Group can get you funded in as little as 48 hours. Visit https://dub.sh/delta-business-capital... to apply now to see how much you qualify for. Lauren Conlin describes the Commonwealth's strongest witness and why his testimony landed on her - his argument that the voice Clancy described was her own rather than an external one, which would put this outside psychosis and into what he framed as altruistic filicide, a mother so set on killing herself that she believed the children had to go with her to be safe. She also flags the detail he made most of: that when Patrick found her bleeding after the fall and asked what happened, she said she'd tried to kill herself, rather than saying she'd done what the voices told her to do. Chris Cuomo and defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh then work through what Kevin Reddington has to do in closing - why a juror who lands at fifty-fifty is legally obligated to acquit even though fifty-fifty means indecision everywhere else in life, why Eiglarsh thinks you must come out swinging harder on the horror than the prosecution does, and why he'd never let a defense attorney tell a jury "I don't know" after committing to psychosis in his opening. Join The Chris Cuomo Project on YouTube for ad-free episodes, early releases, exclusive access to Chris, and more: / ‪@chriscuomo‬ Follow and subscribe to The Chris Cuomo Project on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube for new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday: https://linktr.ee/cuomoproject