LIVE: Lindsay Clancy trial Day 8

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  @smitchell0912 · 1 month ago

  Her ex father in law still referred to Lindsay has his daughter in law, even though his son is remarried. I think he adored her. The fact that he stepped in to help her at thanksgiving and he made her a plate of food, it’s a small gesture but means so much to a mom who is struggling with mental health and multiple kids.

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• NI

  @nicoleleboeuf9931 · 1 month ago

  the DA saying Reddington bringing in Drs to say the same thing would be redundant is crazy considering she brought in the entire police station, fire department, and hospital to repeat the same thing over and over…..Fair to say

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• NI

  @Nineeduh · 1 month ago

  Why is the prosecution acting like someone who’s depressed can’t still walk around, talk, socialize, or appear “normal”? Do they expect her to have been completely nonverbal drooling somewhere and unable to function? I’m confused by that argument. So many people suffer in silence while appearing perfectly fine to everyone around them, and sometimes the people closest to them have no idea what they’re going through.

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• HI

  @hippyd3732 · 1 month ago

  Im shocked the prosecution hasnt called for the housekeepers that cleaned her hospital rooms

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• EL

  @ElizabethROSS-j3t · 1 month ago

  And honestly, do we ever really tell our closest friends the complete truth of our depression? I don't.  I have absolutely beautiful friends and I know I can tell them anything but when I am going through my darkest days, I don't tell anyone the full truth of what is going through my head. I am already thinking I am crazy and need to be locked up. I don't want my friends and family to think the same. It is all part of the shame people feel. They are already scared  enough of what people think. It really is hard to explain.

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• MA

  @marybland3559 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Is the prosecuting attorney actually saying that the defense adding another person is a waste of time when they had a multitude of individuals come up and say the same thing over and over again. It’s so funny that one side can do it, but not the other.

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• MA

  @Mamioftreasures81116 · 1 month ago

  The way Her father in law noticed and knew more more about his daughter in law than her own husband tells a whole story in itself......

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• LE

  @leslienicoletn · 1 month ago

  I’ve never in my life heard professionals say the word “um” so much! Come on, use your words.

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• J_

  @j_skinder · 1 month ago

  All of the defence questions are just further clarifying how silent struggles can be, when determined to not speak them into existence or manifest them to reality, and knowing that you're doing everything in your power to survive the struggle yourself, the person suffering tends to not want to burden anyone else.

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• MA

  @madisonclarke7504 · 1 month ago

  Patrick’s dad saying, “she looked beautiful, she had a beautiful dress on” 🥺

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• RO

  @RoxieFriese-y7q · 1 month ago

  For one thing if I am contemplating suicidal ideation I would not tell anyone

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• CI

  @cindyranelli7590 · 1 month ago

  What a great husband and father Patrick was. Didnt help much with the kids; didnt allow Lindsay to get rest after her 3rd baby; didnt go to her appointments, took a trip to NY to see his GF while Lindsay was in crisis;  moved on pretty GD quick after losing his entire family and is now getting rich off his children's deaths. And yet many haven't blinked an eye at his culpability.  Anytime your spouse is having suicidal or thougts of harming the children,  YOU DON'T LEAVE HER ALONE WITH THE KIDS UNTIL HER PPD AND PPP IS UNDER CONTROL.

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