Killer Mom Trial: “Can You Treat A Sociopath?” Prosecution Focuses On Lindsay Clancy Searches And Texts
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Hey there, folks. It is Friday, August 14th. And what exactly does a woman Google in the days before she strangles her three kids? Well, we found that out yesterday in the trial of Lindsay Clancy. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. This was kind of, we got some kind of an insight, I guess, Robes, in like the immediate days before the killing of like really intimate portraits of where her head was.
It's so true. And they were her own words. It was fascinating as we saw there were three witnesses that took the stand on Thursday, all of them police officers. And the focus, yes, was on digital forensics and on what was in Lindsay Clancy's phone. what did they find on her laptop, even on Patrick Clancy's tablet. But it was really like in real time,
what
was going through her mind, what she was thinking about, what she was searching for, who she was texting, what she was texting. And I don't even know after hearing it all, and we'll go through some of the really interesting searches and texts, I don't know if it helps or hurts anyone. the prosecution or the defense, because yes, we're getting a fuller picture, but I'm not sure which side it helped.
You know, I, again, I still, Robes, for all we've seen, and maybe that's why I'm putting this in that, how does this not prove that this was a woman who, Robes, she could have been Googling other things if she was preparing for murder.
How to kill your children?
There would have been, like, what traces of this? We've seen this in a bunch of trials. This is not the stuff people Google when they're preparing to murder somebody.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:54
2
What did the prosecution reveal about Lindsay Clancy’s online searches before the murders?
10:54–12:55
3
How did the first police witness describe the digital evidence found on Lindsay’s laptop and tablet?
12:55–25:52
4
What is the significance of the “Can you treat a sociopath?” Google search four days before the killings?
25:52–31:30
Speakers
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