Kristina Rex
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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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Yeah.
And Lindsay's most recent pretrial hearing was actually just this week.
And Kevin Reddington, her lawyer, reiterated that same sentiment.
So Lindsay's defense lawyer, Mr. Reddington, he's a well-known defense lawyer here in Massachusetts.
He's a self-described kind of old school lawyer.
He even has a license plate on his car, famously, that has the initials NG for not guilty.
I should also mention that at the arraignment, the prosecutors made pretty much the opposite argument of what he did.
They say Lindsay was of sound mind at the time of her children's deaths.
They pointed to evidence that she had looked up the restaurant for takeout on Apple Maps before sending Patrick to pick up food, arguing that she had calculated how long he was going to be gone.
Yeah, that's right.
They argue that she had never used the word psychosis until after she had met with a doctor that was hired by her defense team in this case.
Well, in Massachusetts, somebody can be found not guilty by reason of insanity if, due to mental illness, they couldn't control their actions, even if they did understand what they were doing and they knew it was wrong.
So basically, the law not only considers whether Lindsay knew what she was doing was wrong, but if she was able to act on that understanding at the time of these killings.
So at Lindsay's arraignment, the prosecution suggested that her actions earlier that day, including taking her daughter to a doctor's appointment, show that she was thinking lucidly.
But some experts have noted that evidence that Lindsay was acting rationally earlier in the day and even evidence that she planned the killings possibly is not enough to rule out temporary insanity.
So according to legal analysts, it wouldn't be the same as being acquitted.
Lindsay's currently in a secure mental health facility here in Massachusetts, so it's likely she would stay there and be evaluated periodically to determine whether it would be safe for her to be released.
But it is possible that she would stay in that facility for a very long time.
You are right that there have been so many high profile cases of women killing their children that could offer some insight.
But most of them occurred outside of Massachusetts.
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