NEW DETAILS: Illinois Mom Planned To Poison Husband, Thought She Killed Other Kids, After Strangling Toddler
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Hey there, folks. It is Tuesday, September 8th, and a woman that police say was invested in the Lindsay Clancy trial has been charged with killing her two-year-old child. She just made a court appearance, and we have learned that she was hoping to do much more damage to her family. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J., a case robes that has a bunch of similarities, echoes of the Lindsay Clancy case. But what in God's name are we about to do with this one now? Because we are learning some much more disturbing details of an already disturbing case.
That's right. 40-year-old Corey Walsh, mom of four, made her first court appearance after, yes, her own children, a neighbor, and then police discovered another horrific, unthinkable tragedy. Her two-year-old toddler hanging from the rafter of her basement. She was found in the bathtub. fully clothed in bloody water, seemingly trying to kill herself with a knife. Sound familiar? A dead child in the basement, a woman trying to kill herself with a knife
in the aftermath. The kid's strangled even, right? Strangled. The kid was strangled, hanging from... So, obviously, Robes, people made, you know, even if before you heard some of the details the police gave us, the parallels were already being made. But on top of that, police did add to it and say this woman was someone who the word they use is invested. Right. Yes. And
I believe her attorney even used the word fascinated by the Lindsay Clancy trial.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–12:25
2
What new details emerged about Corie Walsh’s first court appearance?
12:25–18:47
3
How did prosecutors describe the scene where Barrett was found?
18:47–24:30
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Why did the judge deny the request to release Walsh to a mental‑health facility?
24:30–30:37
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What evidence suggests Walsh was “invested” in the Lindsay Clancy trial?
30:37–30:51
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