PART 2 | Psychologist Paul Zeizel testifies at Lindsay Clancy's murder trial

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• PH

  @PHA84 · 13 days ago

  Those children should have been removed from her care a long time prior to the murders-for everyone's safety. She alone doesn't hold the blame for this. The community and everyone knew her should have removed them from her care long prior. There was massive evidence that she was not in a state to care for them.

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• DO

  @donsabragg592 · 2 weeks ago

  Why did her mother or husband not take the kids somewhere else or take her somewhere else, when she told them she was thinking of hurting the children?

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• AR

  @ArtifactZero-808 · 2 weeks ago

  How in the hell can you believe the testimony of a “doctor” who stated at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKfgFa1VMag&amp;t=65">1:05</a> that 85% of Americans have a public-speaking phobia? Some surveys find that many people experience some nervousness or fear, but that is not the same as having a clinical phobia. Not even close to the same.

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• MI

  @mikehaltale · 1 month ago (edited)

  should have tried non-injectable respridole or other antipsychotics and stop other meds till symptoms subsided and let the husband take care of the kids. Too bad the kids were not taken away thats so messed up.

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• LI

  @LindaMiller-i6h · 1 month ago

  Everyone is a victim of a massive systemic failure ...

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• EU

  @Eurekah12 · 3 weeks ago

  So she calls patrick for the first time and doesn’t even talk about her kids? What the actual f…

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• DR

  @dr.v_speaks · 1 month ago

  Let’s be reminded, the prosecution represents the victims—the children. Their legal mandate is to hold the state&apos;s burden of proof and seek justice for those babies. I personally find it very telling how a thorough cross-examination by female prosecutors is labeled &apos;rude&apos; or &apos;disgusting,&apos; while aggressive defense behavior gets a pass. Personal dislike of their tone or speech shouldn&apos;t distort the reality of two professionals simply doing their job.

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• LM

  @LMS_8 · 1 month ago

  Refused help because she didn’t have “a plan”. <br><br>I would have thought professionals working in that line of work would know by now, if someone has a plan… the last thing they will want is someone interfering with said plan. <br><br>By then it’s too late.

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• EM

  @emmanaden203 · 1 month ago

  Why is he allowed to recount his conversation with the chaplain? Seems like hearsay rule is sometimes enforced and sometimes not.

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• AR

  @arsesto · 1 month ago

  Never ask a question for which you do not know the answer.

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• CH

  @cherylciociolo9885 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Prosecutor got him to blurt out that “she had common sense!”

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• JA

  @Jas5 · 11 days ago (edited)

  It appears that this Psychologist appears to have had a lot more time with this patient and became her therapist.

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