From Rolling Stone · Jon Blistein · · 1m 10s
Lindsay Clancy's Lawyer Pushes Not Guilty Verdict
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer argues no evidence proves she killed her three children.
In brief
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer argues no evidence proves she killed her three children. Lindsay Clancy's lawyer claims there's no evidence she murdered her three children, urging a not guilty verdict. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer argues not guilty
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer Kevin Reddington pushed for a not guilty verdict at a court hearing on Sept 29, 2026.
“Where is the evidence that she did this?”
Clancy's case ended in mistrial
Clancy's trial ended in a mistrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict on Sept 4, 2026.
Reddington questions evidence
Reddington called DNA and fingerprint evidence on exercise bands 'woefully deficient' and the police investigation 'horrific' and 'ridiculous'.
Reddington challenges suicide claim
Reddington questioned blood splatter evidence after Clancy allegedly cut herself and jumped from a window in a suicide attempt.
Reddington questions Clancy's memory
Reddington noted Clancy had no memory of the murders after waking from a coma, per a psychiatrist's testimony.
Prosecutor defends evidence
Plymouth County DA Shanan Buckingham called Reddington's argument 'laughable' and defended DNA evidence and Clancy's presence at the house.
The key point
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer claims there's no evidence she murdered her three children, urging a not guilty verdict.
