Nate Foy
speaker
268 appearances
56 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 4 Sep
Nate Foy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So according to Reddington, the jury's first question was to review two bags of prescription pill bottles and a knife that was allegedly used during Clancy's attempted suicide.
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The prosecution argues that Clancy planned the killings because she wanted to kill herself and decided to kill her children out of love, thinking that it would spare them pain.
They just sent their first note to the judge, and according to defense attorney Kevin Reddington, what they wanted to see were those two bottles of pills and the knife that allegedly were used in Lindsay Clancy's suicide attempt.
This jury is comprised of nine women and three men.
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The jury is anonymous and is only known to the court and lawyers.
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During closing arguments, the defense argued Clancy was in a state of psychosis during the killings, and that lousy medical care drove her to the point where she experienced auditory hallucinations.
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Meanwhile, the prosecution argued those hallucinations are fabricated and that Clancy intentionally planned the killings.
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And maintained control of her actions.
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They heard the closing arguments from both sides including Lindsay Clancy's defense lawyer.
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who described her as a hardworking mother, wife, and nurse who tried her very best to get better through her mental health issues and was let down by lousy medical care.
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But prosecutor Jennifer Sprague said Clancy was very much in control of her actions and argued that digital evidence indicates she planned the killings.
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Sprague said Clancy is making up her auditory hallucinations that she says commanded her to kill her kids and herself.
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And Sprague also accused Clancy of lying to health care providers.
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The key question facing the jury is should Clancy be criminally responsible?
Did prosecutors prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she could appreciate her actions were wrong?
What are you doing there?
Just driving.
mean anybody?
Lindsay Clancy's defense lawyer Kevin Reddington explained while walking out of court what he hopes to accomplish and communicate with the jury.
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