Killer Mom Trial: Father’s Gutting 9-1-1 Call Forces Recess, Emotional Day In Court
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Hey there, folks. It is Thursday, July 30th, and such a difficult day in the courtroom in the triple murder trial of Lindsay Clancy that the judge actually needed to give the room a break at some points. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. Robes, I'm trying to remember times I have seen something similar to this, but it got so, so heavy in court yesterday, Robes, that the judge just said, hey, everybody, we need to take a beat before we start up on this again.
Yes, and so much so that Patrick Clancy actually had a break between being questioned by the prosecution and cross-examined then by the defense. They actually broke it up by having two smaller witnesses come forward just to give him an emotional beat as well as the jurors.
I don't know if that was planned ahead of time or the judge did that on the fly. And I asked you when it was happening, I said, wait a minute, the defense is not going to question him? Actually, I don't remember. It doesn't happen that often. If it does, they just split it up to give him a breather before he had to answer more questions about what was the worst day of his life.
That poor man. That's all I kept thinking as we were watching the trial take place. Just the mere fact that he had to sit through, first of all, and relive, as you pointed out, the worst day of his life. First, he had to describe to jurors what he found when he came home from picking up that takeout food that he first ate. went through the house and it was empty. And he was like, what's going on? This is so strange. And he finds a locked door to his bedroom and he thought, what could be happening? Opens the door and describes blood everywhere. Just the confusion of what am I looking at here? And then sees an open window, then sees his wife on the ground, calls 911.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:12
2
What happened in court that made the judge call for a recess?
10:12–15:55
3
How did Patrick Clancy describe finding Lindsay and the initial scene?
15:55–22:23
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Why was the 9-1-1 call described as 'excruciating' and what did it reveal?
22:23–28:06
Speakers
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