The Internet Is Losing Its Collective Mind Over Lindsay Clancy's Trial
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What is the Lindsey Clancy case and why is it trending?
28? I might get arrested for that. It also
just feels weird. It does,
but, like, it was
whimsical. Yeah. There was some whimsy in the world. Now, I'm curious, and I don't want to push you into a place that might make you hop off.
So I think we might have to do a video on the Lindsay Clancy thing.
Who is Lindsay Clancy again?
She is the woman who is currently on trial for the alleged murder of her three children.
Right. I would imagine there's a lot of people that probably have heard of that. Maybe not necessarily her name.
Yeah. So this has been if you're on TikTok and Instagram and, you know, obviously for watching us, you probably do watch some true crime. So this is probably come across your feed. It's been a lot on Facebook. I will say that, which makes sense.
How old is
Lindsay and the husband? Lindsay is 36 years old. And initially when this first came out, when it first came out, it was 2023. When I first started to actually hear about it was a month ago. Because I guess they're getting the actual full trial is now underway. Whereas before that it was a lot of the pre-trial setup stuff. She has pled not guilty. Now, the accusation is that she, at the very least, after her husband left the house... No, I'll just go through the story. I'll just go through the story. Basic gist of it is this. Lindsay Clancy is married to Patrick Clancy. They have three children together. I cannot... Write this down. Yeah. Those three children's names are Dawson, Cora, and... Cowa? Something like that.
It's along those lines. Dawson was a boy. I think the other two were girls. Okay. And between the ages of, I think, eight years and eight months. off the top of my head somewhere in there so at the very so what happens here is that lindsey is at home with patrick and the kids she asks patrick if he can run to the store to pick something up and then go to like cbs to pick up a prescription or something um now she does have a psychiatrist she has been placed on lots of medications probably too many medications if we're being honest
do we know roughly how many
i heard a number as high as 30 Okay. Now, I don't know if that's stuff she was prescribed over the last 10 to 12 years, and they've been, you know, okay, well, we're going to try Ativan and Zoloft. That's what I had for anxiety. All right, well, that didn't work. Let's try, we like the effect of the Ativan. Let's switch that out for the Zoloft out for Lexapro. Like, let's, you know, mix and match, see what we can get, what works. But the thing about those drugs is, you know, every time we see an ad for drugs, it's like, you know, we rizzy. cure your hemorrhoids may cause death. And it's like,
I'll deal with the hemorrhoids.
I'm okay with the hemorrhoids, man. So, you know, there's a lot that goes into drugs and there's the drug interactions. And of course, if you're, I don't know if she was switching between multiple different psychologists or psychiatrists, but if you're switching up the medications, or if one thing was... Say you're on five, and you swap out four of them over the course of five years. Five years in, you're doing really well, but then something happens, and they go, all right, well, let's try taking out that first one that you were on for five years, and that was the one holding it all together. And suddenly it all crumbles. And having been on Lexapro and Zoloft and Ativan and all of those drugs for anxiety, I mean...
Look, I don't have the raw numbers to back this up, but I think the reason that we had an increase in school shootings might have something to do with over-medicating our boys on everything. SSRIs, benzodiazepines, ADD medications. I mean, we've just been pumping young boys. I think one in four American boys has been getting pumped full of amphetamines since they were a child.
like that's bound to have some negative externalities at the very least
yeah so when we look at the way medications work um you know what she did next could have been a result of a cocktail of medicines having a negative side effect that could have been it
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the Lindsey Clancy case and why is it trending?
0:04–8:03
2
How do medication and mental‑health issues factor into the trial?
8:03–37:18
3
Why does the method of strangulation change the legal analysis?
37:18–49:40
4
What is the difference between first‑degree and second‑degree murder charges here?
49:40–1:05:04
5
Is postpartum psychosis a viable defense for Lindsey Clancy?
1:05:04–1:08:46
6
Why are internet users creating conspiracy theories around the case?
1:08:46–1:16:51
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