Nurse's Admission in Triple Murder Case

0:00It's April 8th. From your city to your ears, this is Tampa Bay News today. Powered by AI, Lindsey Clancy, the Massachusetts nurse, accused of strangling her three kids back on January 24th, 2023, is now ready to admit, in writing that she did it. That move could flip her trial straight to her mental health, maybe landing her in a psych facility instead of prison. We're talking five-year-old Kora, three-year-old Dawson, and a month-old Callan, all gone in their ducks' very home. Her lawyer just filed a motion pushing this after a judge shot down splitting the trial into guilt insanity phases last week. Prosecutors aren't on board, saying the evidence overlaps too much anyway. But if she cops to the axon paper, the jury zeroes in on whether post-partum psychosis or bad meds made her snap. Folks are reeling from the details. Clancy was a labor and delivery nurse, battling with her team calls, severe depression, loaded up on Zoloft, Prozek, and heavy hitters like Sarah Quill.

1:02Her husband came home to blood, an open window, and her outside bleeding from a suicide try. She left him a note, got meds refilled, then went dark. Now paralyzed from the chest down, she's at two-spare stay hospital under watch, suing her docs for botching her care. A court psych of vow hits April 10th through 12th, status hearing April 23rd, trial kicks off July 20th. This admission play keeps the heat on her mind over the whore, testing if Massachusetts law sends her for treatment, not bar's eyes wide on what's. Next per case, this raw.