Lindsay Clancy defense benefits from psychosis input

Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts woman charged with killing her three young children, is slated to stand trial with her mental state at the core of the case. Experts testified that she experienced psychosis that could allow communication and planning, complicating efforts to determine if she was fully responsible at the time of the killings. The prosecution asserts she acted intentionally and deliberately, while the defense emphasizes her postpartum psychosis and fluctuating mental health during the incident.

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