Ex-Husband Finishes Testifying In Lindsay Clancys Postpartum Murder Trial [UU6ZeWS3pYx]
Lindsay Clancy's former husband, Patrick Clancy, finished testifying in her murder trial today over the January 2023 strangulation deaths of their three young children in their home in Duxbury, Massachusetts. This is his re-direct from Jennifer Sprague, an assistant district attorney in Plymouth County, and re-cross from Lindsay's lawyer Kevin Reddington. 01:17 "And so you leave the house. You get into your car and you drive to CVS. Correct?" "Correct." "And so that should have taken three minutes. Correct?" "Yep." "So after the text that was sent at 5:15 p.m. that would have been ?" "Correct." "Right." "But you don't go in until 5:32 p.m. Correct?" "I don't know. I don't know what time I pulled in the parking lot." 01:55 "So from the time you should have been at the parking lot of CVS around 5:20 p.m. until 5:32 p.m. Could you have been in your car sending this email on your iPhone?" "Yeah, I just don't know if I pulled into the parking lot at 5:20. " 04:43 "Now, in cross examination, you you said that Lindsay always took the medications exactly as instructed, but in direct, you said you you weren't always with her every time she took the pills. Is that correct?" "That's correct. But the understanding was that she took it as directed?" "Because she told you she did?" "Yeah." "And because you trusted her to do so?" "Yeah." 06:42 "Okay. Is there any reason why you would have been going in and logging onto Lindsay's Facebook account while going on Wikipedia and looking at suicide methods all in that same five minutes?" "I didn't log into Lindsay's Facebook ever. It's very possible that I looked at Tom Hall's Wikipedia page." 08:11 "You didn't file any legal paperwork to have her committed, correct?" "Correct." "There was no court order making her stay there, correct? Correct. So if she wanted to leave and expressed to the doctors that she wanted to leave, and they didn't believe she was a danger to herself or others, she could leave. Correct?" "To be honest, I don't know." 21:53 re-cross