Abby Patkin is a Reporter at Boston.com. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, sports, business, and health, with a particular focus on competitive sports, corporate finance, and pop culture. Abby's work has been featured in various outlets, including GateHouse Media New England, Milford Daily News, and Yahoo News.
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Prosecutors rested their case Monday morning, setting the stage for defense attorney Kevin Reddington to begin calling witnesses.
By: Abby Patkin
Clancy's mother and sister took the stand Monday to recount her mental health struggles before she killed her children.
By: Abby Patkin
The defense rested its case Friday after calling several witnesses and psychiatric experts who testified about Clancy's mental state before and after she killed her children.
By: Abby Patkin
“I think when she decided at some point that she was going to put a stop to it, then she had to answer the question of what to do about the kids.”. Livestr
By: Abby Patkin
Clancy was extremely depressed and suicidal but didn't want to leave her children behind, forensic psychologist Kirk Heilbrun opined Monday.
By: Abby Patkin
Dr. Gregory Saathoff, a forensic psychiatrist who also works with the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit, previously cast doubt on Clancy's claims of psychosis with command hallucinations.
By: Abby Patkin
Clancy retained control over her actions the night she strangled her children in January 2023, forensic psychologist Kirk Heilbrun testified Tuesday. Lives
Lawyers on both sides of Lindsay Clancy's case will have an hour to make their final pitches before jurors begin deliberations.
By: Abby Patkin
Watch both closing arguments and see the dueling narratives jurors heard about Lindsay Clancy.
By: Abby Patkin
The 12 deliberating jurors — nine women and three men — spent about three-and-a-half hours in talks Thursday before adjourning for the day.
