Does Psychosis Explain Lindsay Clancy’s Murders? | True Crime Dissected Podcast – Episode 13, Part 1In Episode 13, Part 1 of True Crime Dissected, we examine the case of Lindsay Clancy and the central question surrounding her criminal trial: what role, if any, did postpartum psychosis play in the deaths of her three children?The defense argued that Clancy was experiencing postpartum psychosis and should not be held criminally responsible. Prosecutors disputed that explanation and presented evidence intended to show that she understood her actions and had planned the killings. Psychiatrists and other experts gave differing views during the trial.We examine the documented timeline, Clancy’s psychiatric treatment, expert testimony, the evidence presented in court, and the legal arguments surrounding criminal responsibility.Her first trial ended in a mistrial in September 2026 after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict. The legal proceedings are continuing.This episode is presented for commentary, discussion, and educational purposes. It distinguishes documented evidence, courtroom testimony, allegations, and unresolved questions.18 Tags:Lindsay Clancy, Lindsay Clancy case, Lindsay Clancy trial, Lindsay Clancy true crime, Lindsay Clancy psychosis, postpartum psychosis, Lindsay Clancy murders, Lindsay Clancy investigation, True Crime Dissected, true crime podcast, true crime documentary, criminal responsibility, mental health and crime, postpartum mental health, murder trial, Massachusetts true crime, criminal investigation, Lindsay Clancy evidence