#new “She klled them and she left them there on the floor with the bands around their necks. She didn’t bring them up to their beds and put them with her favorite stuffed animal and cover them up, gently and lovingly, leaving them peacefully there, no. She left them Discarded on the basement floor”
#massachusetts The Prosecutor detailed the confusion and fear Lindsay Clancy’s kds felt when their mother klled them one, by one, strangling them to deth while the others watched in trror
“Just think of that! The being strangled and the pain and the confusion that they’re going through, and it’s being done by their mom!” #court “
“Their mom is the one that’s hurting them. Their mom is the one that’s klling them. That’s extreme atrocity and cruelty!”
“She didn’t see them in that moment as individual human beings with rights, with dreams, with futures, individually belonging to them.”
“Cora wanted to be a doctor and a mom. Dawson wanted to be a firefighter. Callan never got the chance to dream.”
Cora was 5. Dawson was 3. Callan was 8 months old. Lindsay, a labor and delivery nurse, wrapped exercise bands around each of their necks then pulled with 10 pounds of force until their little bodies went limp.
Assistant District Attorneys Jennifer Sprague told jurors the voice Lindsay claims she heard never gave her instructions. It didn’t tell her how, where, or with what. Clancy chose the basement, chose the bands, chose the order, and still managed a calm phone call with her husband when he called her in the middle of her klling their kids.
#trial She didn’t scream for help. She didn’t tell him she heard a voice. She talked calmly to him, told him the name of a medication, and got off the phone without saying a word about kllng the kids or a voice.
“She knew what she did was wrong. She could conform her behavior to the law and chose not to.”
“You know to a moral certainty she is guilty.” #christinaaguayonew
