Lindsay Clancy’s Pro-Abortion Fans Care More About Her Circumstances Than Her Children

The Clancy case raises a larger moral question: What happens when circumstances become the rationale for defending the unthinkable?

There is something about the public response to Lindsay Clancy that I cannot stop thinking about. It isn’t the question the jury is being asked to decide. I don’t know whether Clancy met the legal standard for criminal responsibility when she killed her three children, and I am not interested in pretending that watchin

Lindsay Clancy didn't have acute psychosis when she killed her 3 children, psychologist says  AP News

A forensic psychologist has testified that he found Lindsay Clancy did not have acute psychosis when she killed her three children but rather took their lives so they wouldn't “suffer” after she took her own life

The bizarre fandom around Lindsay Clancy is the latest example of a moral rot infecting a small cohort of conspiracy-minded, self-engrossed women.

Wagner’s research shows that when people have a lot of knowledge about a topic, but very low trust in institutions, they become more likely to adopt conspiracy theories. Those conspiracy theories, Wagner said, are often ways of looking at the world that provide answers to questions when an outcome is too uncomfortable

Lindsay Clancy admits to killing their children. So why is there an online groundswell blaming her ex-husband?  CNN

Lindsay Clancy watches as her attorney Kevin Reddington prepares to interview a witness in Plymouth Superior Court (Picture: Reuters) Lindsay Clancy, the mother accused of murdering her three children, was suffering from a ‘command hallucination’ at the time, her trial has heard. Clancy, 36, is said to have planned the