An attorney for Lindsay Clancy argued in court on Sept. 29 that there is “no evidence” that she murdered her children. Clancy had previously admitted to multiple witnesses that she did, and sought to be acquitted on the grounds she was suffering from “postpartum psychosis.”
Attorney Kevin Reddington told the court his client seemed to have false memories of the event, and any admissions she made were “uncorroborated.”
The claim was made as he argued in favor of a motion asking the judge to issue a procedural “required finding of not guilty,” and throw the charges out because the state had not proved its case….