Kristina Rex

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559 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Sep

Kristina Rex’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Thank you for having me.
Yeah, I mean, thank you for asking.
That 911 call is going to stick out in my mind for sure as the most harrowing thing I've ever heard in my 10 years of reporting.
And this case has not been easy to cover.
As you know, we're supposed to kind of remove ourselves from our coverage, shut off maybe at the end of the day.
But this is just one that sticks with you.
Yeah.
So about the 911 call, just a reminder that at Patrick Clancy's request, the judge ruled that that 911 call could not be recorded to distribute.
So the mood in the room, it was solemn.
It was really tense.
It was emotional.
You could hear a pin drop.
And there were several people shedding tears when the six and a half minute call wrapped up.
There were members of the public, even some jurors who you could see crying.
And then Lindsay Clancy herself was loudly sobbing when that call finished playing.
And since then, you know, testimony has still been grim at times, but it's taken a much more technical turn and been kind of less emotionally driven than that 911 call in the early days.
We had known about some of Lindsay's injuries from her defense attorney.
And this week we got to hear from some of the ER doctors who treated Lindsay at South Shore Hospital.
And then prosecutors also questioned psychiatrists from Brigham and Women's who had assessed Lindsay's mental state shortly after that night.
Now, most of the questions we heard from the prosecution and defense were about treatment.
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