*BREAKING* Killer Mom Trial: Lindsay Clancy Speaks For 1st Time, And It Was Significant
episodePreviously titled “*BREAKING* Killer Mom Trial: BREAKING Killer Mom Trial: Lindsay Clancy Speaks For 1st Time, And It Was Significant” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026
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Hey there, folks. It is Tuesday, August 4th. And a bit of a breaking story here is we just heard Lindsay Clancy speak in her triple murder trial. And what she had to say will have a significant impact on this trial. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robeson. Seems like we can't get a good flow to this trial. As crazy as that might sound, but there's a lot of stopping and starting. And this morning, once again, supposed to start at 9 a.m. There was a delay.
Yes. And the delay was revealed when we got to hear Lindsay Clancy speak for the very first time outside of the jury. But literally, it's the first time we've heard her voice actually in that courtroom. And what she was agreeing to, as you mentioned, is going to change the timeline completely.
Of this trial. And it does, it makes sense, Rose, because as it was happening, we were a little confused, like, wait, what are they doing? And what are they agreeing to? And then after we heard it all, we go, okay, that makes sense, I guess. Why didn't we do this before? It's kind of where we landed.
Yes, because basically this is a murder trial that is incredibly and exceptionally rare because the defense is not trying to defend against a killing, against a murder. It's trying to defend whether or not their client or whether or not Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible. She admits to killing her children. So all of this evidence that you would typically see the prosecution introduce to establish through DNA, through blood evidence, through physical evidence that The defendant killed the victims. All of that kind of seems unnecessary in this case because she's saying, yeah, it was me. All that DNA evidence, all that blood, all of my DNA on those exercise bands, et cetera. Yeah, it's mine. I copped to it.
I admit it. It was me.
It seems strange in a trial of this magnitude, Rogues, talking about three murders of three very young children, that someone is not fighting the prosecution on the key elements and facts and evidence of the case.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:36
2
What breaking update did Lindsay Clancy give in court this morning?
10:36–15:41
3
Why is Clancy agreeing to prosecution evidence considered highly unusual?
15:41–17:33
4
What facts did Clancy concede about the killings and physical evidence?
17:33–23:16
5
How could stipulating to evidence shorten the trial and cut witness testimony?
23:16–26:59
Speakers
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