Clancy Lawyer Urges Trump to Grant Pardon After 3-Child Murder Mistrial
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Updated · Turn to 10 · Sep 8
Clancy Lawyer Urges Trump to Grant Pardon After 3-Child Murder Mistrial
3 articles · Updated · Turn to 10 · Sep 8
Summary
Good Morning America gave Kevin Reddington a national platform Tuesday to ask President Donald Trump to pardon Lindsay Clancy days after her murder trial ended in a mistrial.
Reddington said Clancy was suffering from postpartum psychosis and was affected by prescribed drugs, arguing those conditions drove the killings and should weigh in any clemency decision.
Women and Infants Hospital in Rhode Island was also cited by the defense as having turned Clancy away because of her medication; NBC 10 said it sought comment from the hospital.
The case centers on the 2023 deaths of Clancy's 3 children, and the pardon push comes as her defense tries to avoid a retrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict.