Read's Former Attorney Praises Clancy Defense Lawyer as Jury Deliberations Extend

Three children—Cora (5), Dawson (3), and Callan (8 months)—died in the incident for which Lindsay Clancy is charged with murder.

In a Massachusetts courtroom, a jury has spent six days wrestling with one of the most agonizing questions the law can pose: whether a mother who killed her three young children bears criminal guilt, or whether her mind had already failed her before her hands did. Twice the jurors have told the judge they cannot agree, and twice they have been sent back to try again. The case of Lindsay Clancy — charged with the murders of Cora, Dawson, and Callan — sits at the intersection of grief, mental illness, and the limits of what twelve people can unanimously know about another person's inner life.

Read's Former Attorney Praises Clancy Defense Lawyer as Jury Deliberations Extend

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