Courtney Browen

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Murder In America · EP. 261 - MASSACHUSETTS: THE LINDSAY CLANCY CASE: PT. 3: THE TRIAL OF THE CENTURY · 26 Sep 2026 podcast

Now, other evidence presented that pointed to possible psychosis was a symptom called paranoid delusion. voice-verified

For Lindsay, this was her thought that the police might take her children away. voice-verified

But Dr. Halperin didn't think this was a paranoid delusion. voice-verified

Ultimately, Dr. Halbrin went on to say this about the psychosis argument. voice-verified

Dr. Halbrin also doubted that Lindsay heard a voice telling her to kill the children. voice-verified

And he pointed to the fact that Lindsay told different versions of what that voice said. voice-verified

Dr. Halbrin also said this about the voice. voice-verified

When asked why he was careful about this, he responded with this. voice-verified

Now, in regard to Lindsay's conflicting statements about the voice and whether there was a voice at all, Kevin Reddington pointed out that in Dr. Halperin's examination of Lindsay, he gave her a test to see if she was malingering, which essentially means faking or exaggerating her symptoms or even undermining her symptoms. voice-verified

And Lindsay's results showed that she had no signs of faking. voice-verified

In fact, she had a tendency to underreport her symptoms. voice-verified

The next thing Dr. Halperin observed, that he said went against the postpartum psychosis argument, was the fact that Lindsay was eight months postpartum. voice-verified

Dr. Halperin said that normally, with postpartum psychosis, people will experience psychosis one to two months after birth. voice-verified

But during cross-examination, Kevin Reddington brought up a different medical study that said otherwise, one promoted by none other than the World Health Organization. voice-verified

Now, in regard to the auditory hallucinations, Dr. Halbrin referred to a study about people who fake psychosis. voice-verified

Ultimately, Dr. Helbrin believed that Lindsay was likely not experiencing auditory hallucinations, but rather horrible intrusive thoughts that she acted on. voice-verified

Now, in regard to the murders itself, Lindsay described this. voice-verified

Pelbrin acknowledged that her description might sound like psychosis, but he believes that when Lindsay was murdering the children, she went through something called peritraumatic disassociation, which is this. voice-verified

However, Reddington said this. voice-verified

Now, disassociation is a symptom of psychosis. voice-verified

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