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1 year later, Duxbury community gathers to mourn 3 slain children
Community members gathered one year after devastation overtook Duxbury, Massachusetts. On Jan. 24, 2023, Lindsay Clancy is accused of fatally strangling her three young children before trying to take her own life. On the first anniversary Wednesday, a private service was held to remember and honor 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson and 8-month-old Callan. Despite the rainy weather, people in the…
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Duxbury community remembers 3 slain children 1 year later
A community came together Wednesday, a year after three young children were found dead, allegedly at the hands of their mother.
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Update expected in case of Duxbury mom accused of murdering her children
New evidence is expected be discussed Wednesday in the case of Lindsay Clancy, the mother accused of killing her three young children last year at their Duxbury, Massachusetts, home. Clancy pleaded not guilty to strangling her children back in January 2023. She survived slitting her own wrists and neck and a jump out of a window, prosecutors have said. At…
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Duxbury mom has hearing in case over children's killings
The woman accused of murder in the deaths of her three children at their Duxbury, Massachusetts, home in January had a procedural court hearing Friday. Lindsay Clancy, who was ordered held without bail as she is treated at a mental health facility, did not appear for the pre-trial conference Friday afternoon at Plymouth County Superior Court. She’s pleaded not...
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Documents reveal new details in search of Lindsay Clancy's home
Newly-released court documents show what police were searching for after children were killed in their Duxbury home.
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New court docs shed light on search of Duxbury home where children were killed
Newly-released court documents outline what police were searching for at the Massachusetts home of a woman accused of killing her three children. Lindsay Clancy of Duxbury is facing charges of murder and strangulation. She allegedly killed Cora, Dawson and Callan at their Summer Street home in January, then tried to end her own life. Documents made public Tuesday included a…
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Search warrant for Lindsay Clancy's home made public
Court documents reveal new details in the case against a Duxbury woman accused of killing her children.
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Grand jury indicts Duxbury woman accused of killing her 3 kids
Lindsay Clancy is facing charges after allegedly killing her three children at the family’s home in Duxbury this January
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Grand jury indicts Duxbury woman accused of killing her 3 kids
A Massachusetts woman accused of killing her three children before trying to end her own life was indicted by a grand jury Friday, moving her case to superior court. Lindsay Clancy, 32, was indicted on charges of murder and strangulation by a Plymouth County grand jury in the deaths of her children, Cora, Dawson and Callan in January, the Plymouth…
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Lindsay Clancy to Remain at Tewksbury Hospital for 6 Months After Section 18 Hearing
A Massachusetts woman accused of killing her three children before trying to end her own life will remain at Tewksbury Hospital for the next six months. Through an attorney, Lindsay Clancy of Duxbury waived her right to a Section 18 hearing Wednesday in Lowell District Court, the Department of Mental Health said. The Boston Globe reported earlier this month that…
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Lindsay Clancy Has Been Transferred to Tewksbury Hospital: Report
The Duxbury, Massachusetts, mother who is accused of killing her three young children earlier this year has been transferred to Tewksbury Hospital, according to a new report from the Boston Globe. Lindsay Clancy — whose defense attorney claims that an overmedication of prescription psychiatric drugs led to homicidal and suicidal ideation — is believed to need extended mental health care…
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Claims of Auditory Hallucinations Raise New Questions in Duxbury Murder Case
Prosecutors say that Lindsay Clancy never mentioned ever hearing voices, until just days ago when she called her husband from her hospital room. “She killed the kids because she heard a voice and had, quote, ‘a moment of psychosis,’” Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Sprague of Plymouth County said of the phone call at Clancy’s arraignment. Prosecutors also say Clancy...
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Mental Health Experts Discuss Lindsay Clancy's Claims of Hearing Voices
The murder cases against Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her three children in Duxbury, are putting mental health in the spotlight.
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Looking at the Role Mental Health Will Play in Duxbury Murder Case
As all eyes remain on the case of a mother accused of killing her children in Duxbury, Massachusetts, questions are being raised about whether or not someone’s mental health can be a legal excuse for criminal behavior. During her arraignment on Tuesday, both sides agreed Lindsay Clancy was dealing with mental health issues leading up to the killings. She...
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Duxbury Tragedy Raises Questions About Mental Health in Murder Cases
Lindsay Clancy is accused of fatally strangling her three children in their Duxbury home.
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Graphic Details Come to Light During Duxbury Mom's Arraignment
The 32-year-old Duxbury, Massachusetts, mother faced a judge for the first time during the arraignment, joining the court hearing virtually from a hospital bed, where she was seen masked and with what appeared to be some sort of neck brace. Her lawyer said she is in dire medical condition and isn’t expected to regain the function in her legs.
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Duxbury Tragedy: Everything We Learned During Tuesday's Graphic Court Hearing
[Editor’s note: Some readers may find the information in the story below disturbing.] During a lengthy and graphic arraignment on Tuesday, prosecutors said that Lindsay Clancy planned the murders of her children, while her defense attorney chalked the tragedy up to overmedication and mental illness. The 32-year-old Duxbury, Massachusetts, mother faced a judge for the first time during the arraignment,...
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Duxbury Mom Faces Murder Charges During Arraignment From Hospital Bed
Lindsay Clancy is accused of tying exercise rope around each of her three children’s necks for several minutes, then cutting herself and jumping out a window while her husband was running a pair of errands she’d arranged — all after seeing how long he would be out of the home.