Juror Reflects On Clancy’s Emotional Words | Jury Deadlock Deepens Over Massachusetts Mother's Fate

Juror Reflects On Clancy’s Emotional Words | Jury Deadlock Deepens Over Massachusetts Mother's Fate The Lindsay Clancy murder trial delivered five weeks of heartbreaking testimony, emotional courtroom breakdowns and tense exchanges between the defense and prosecution. From a devastating 911 call to Clancy crying, 'I can’t do this,' the controversial “shut her up” hot-mic moment, an explosive confrontation with a prosecution expert and the dramatic coin showdown during closing arguments, these moments captured the intensity of the case. Lindsay Clancy, freshly off the ventilator, paralyzed, flat affect, tells a hospital chaplain holding her hand that she heard a male voice, persistent, telling her that if she did not follow the command, neither she nor her children would be safe. February 4, 2023: Dr. Paul Zeizel walks into that hospital for the first time. The Commonwealth has spent three weeks suggesting the defense planted the voice. Yesterday a board certified chaplain, a former Fidelity senior vice president with 200 visits and no fee, put the voice in the record four days before the defense existed. Why did the state ever ask Zeizel "who else"? I'm assuming they didn't know the answer. Now everyone does. But the cross found the crack: her notes. Detailed enough to quote Lindsay's fear of never walking again. Detailed enough to record a card game with her mother and a February 13 entry where Lindsay feels "deserving of this." And in every entry, across 14 visits and several conversations about the voice...nothing. Not one word. Her answer: "I'm not there to evaluate the patient. I'm there to bear witness to their suffering." Then the jury went home and the real war started. The charge conference. The state wants consciousness of guilt on the slip and no intoxication instruction at all. Reddington stood up and said this is clearly an involuntary intoxication defense, and he wants involuntary manslaughter as a lesser included. The jury can only check boxes that exist. Tomorrow: Dr. Phillip Resnick, the Andrea Yates psychiatrist. Then the defense rests. Closings Monday. #live #lindsayclancy #courttv #triallive #breakingnewslive #courtroomlive ET Now World — your trusted destination for the latest updates from the world of finance, economy, markets, corporate affairs, and global trade.