Kayla Brantley

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3,270 appearances 68 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 6d ago

Kayla Brantley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 29 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 7.

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They claim that this voice, which has at times been referred to as a command hallucination, actually told Lindsay to kill the children.
And this is while she was allegedly suffering from an episode of severe mental illness.
Let's listen.
So now.
And of course, the prosecution had the opportunity to cross-examine, and prosecutor Jennifer Sprigg challenged several parts of Dr.
Resnick's assessment.
So, Rachel, in your opinion, what were some other really key points from Dr.
Resnick's testimony?
And with that, Dr.
Resnick finished his testimony and the defense then rested its case.
And so, with that, on Friday, the prosecution called their first rebuttal witness.
This was Dr.
Avra Mack, who interviewed Clancy twice in April 2026 and reviewed her medical and investigative records.
Now, Dr.
Mack agreed that Lindsay had a serious mental illness, diagnosing a major depressive episode with anxiety and obsessive thinking.
However, he claimed that this mental illness was not postpartum.
Crucially, he also said he found no evidence of mania, hypomania, or psychosis.
And this all comes back to that key question that we keep mentioning in this trial, and that it's all about criminal responsibility.
While Dr.
Mack has agreed that Lindsay was suffering from mental illness, his assessment does not reach the threshold to suggest that Lindsay did not have capacity during these killings.
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