Rachel Sharp

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and I'm Rachel Sharp. voice-verified
This trial has become a battle over whether or not Lindsay Clancy, who the defense says was suffering from possible postpartum psychosis as well as other illnesses, should be criminally responsible for the death of her three children.
And since our last episode, we have seen this fight unfold further, with both sides submitting opposing psychiatric assessments to the court.
And we'll also bring you the start of the prosecution's rebuttal case and the fiery blows exchanged when another expert claimed that Lindsay Clancy shows no signs of psychosis.
I'm your host, Kayla Brantley.
And I'm Crime Correspondent Rachel Sharp.
Reporting from Plymouth County Superior Court.
Yes, and on Friday, both of the witnesses that we heard from were psychiatrists, both on the opposite sides of that central argument.
So let's start first by talking about Dr.
Philip Resnick.
He is the defense's forensic psychiatrist who they called as their final witness before resting.
Dr.
Philip Resnick has researched postpartum psychiatric disorders and he
Previously testified for the defense in the Andrea Yates trial.
She was found not guilty by reason of insanity at her second trial in 2006, after she drowned her five children in their home.
So he interviewed Lindsay Clancy a few months after the murders, as well as reviewing her medical records to make his assessment.
Here's the defense, Kevin Reddington, questioning Dr.
Philip Resnick in court.
So Dr.
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