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Hazel's avatar

She was a psychopath killer. Evil. Death penalty by same means.

Truthseeker's avatar

Hateful, hateful person! You are more evil than Lindsay Clancy in your self righteous, judgemental condemnation of someone you know nothing about. You would be a good old Nazi in Hitlers day!! You are the evil, hate driven one!

jsinton's avatar

Hang her. For humanity's sake. This is an existential problem.

AwakeNotWoke's avatar

Congratulations on your lack of empathy and compassion for a woman wholost touch with reality after not getting the appropriate help she sought.

I suspect your view is also the view of those traitors to America who support the Haitian immigrant holdout juror with a reported history of domestic violence and assault and an active restraining order that suggests a woman-hating ideology also found among jihadists from some Islamic countries.

Billy Jack's avatar

That woman had help up the wazoo. Mental health treatment, a 6 day a week nanny, house keepers, grounds keepers, she probably didn't even need to shop. What the hell are you going on about?

jsinton's avatar

If you let her go as if SHE was just a victim, think about how many other insane mothers will do the same thing.

Quatervois's avatar

"A 44-year-old woman charged with murdering her three children has been found not guilty by reason of insanity.

Conor, nine , Darragh, seven, and Carla McGinley, three, were found found dead at their house in Newcastle, County Dublin in January 2020.

Their mother, Deirdre Morley, was acquitted of all three counts on Thursday."

(Notice that the 3 Morley childrens names all began with the same letters as the 3 Clancy children)

These incidents supposedly both took place on January 24, three years apart.

Oh, Lindsay Clancy and Deirdre Morley were both nurses. 🙄

Weird, huh? 🤔

Truthseeker's avatar

Do what's your point?!?

Lori's avatar

Yup. Man in America, Seth Holehouse brought this up.

Richard Kudrna's avatar

Why has pharmaceutical psychosis left the chat so early?

Most of the SSRI, others, are linked to violent psychosis. The “Sertraline killer” spread awareness. See his costume choice. Has Pharma made sure this is out of the discussion?

Truthseeker's avatar

Absolutely!!! Big demonic pharma has these warnings of homicide, suicide in the package inserts of every one of those drugs, and she was on a multitude of them. The doctors who prescribed them in combination are the murderers!! Every single school shooter on the last 30 years was on one or more of those drugs, yet the real perpetrators hide likevsli.t cowards in the background!

jane wilson's avatar

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-truth-about-ssri-antidepressants

Why was the role of psychotropic drugs not discussed? Pharma has a way of silencing people.

Billy Jack's avatar

I believe the motive was to punish the husband.

She could have offed herself without taking their lives, I don't buy this altruistic motive what so ever and it should bear zero relevance to her punishment.

Women are never held accountable equally in the eyes of the law. No one would give a rat's ass why a man who did this crime's motives, and we all would support the maximum punishment. Prisons are FULL of mentally ill men who probably could have been helped , but men are treated as disposable and held to more strict justice. No one weeps for the mentally ill men incarcerated or allows their state of mind to sway their judgement.

Truthseeker's avatar

Opinions are like bellybuttons, everybody has one...that's just yours. Doesn't mean it's factual or true.

Billy Jack's avatar

11 knuckleheads disagreed. Doesn't make them right either. Or you.

jsinton's avatar

And sphincters.

Harold Langendoen's avatar

Only God can judge the human heart.

URsomoney's avatar

Mental insanity can be claimed for any horrific crime because we assume you would have to be mentally off to commit such a crime. The difference is does the individual know right from wrong & 95% of the time they do understand what they are doing is wrong. If you know that you occasionally have seizures & therefore should not drive are you excused from causing an accident/death when you get behind the wheel & have a seizure? The answer is emphatically No- you have knowledge of right & wrong & you did it anyways. Lindsey was not only a nurse but kept seeking meds for postpartum “psychosis”. She had many months of being able to distance or prevent herself from being around her kids if she was a threat to them. Complete bs that someone claims to kill their children out of love for them.

It’s also really odd that she jumped out of a 2nd story window - doesn’t quite sound like a suicide attempt. Hasn’t anybody heard about exact same case in Ireland committed on same date, children same sexes & initials (cdc) & mom was a nurse.

Ranch's avatar

After digging into this event, it has all the earmarks of a psyop. Most won't believe that and I understand, but when this is almost an entire copy/paste of an identical crime committed on the exact same day 3 years earlier that's not coincidence. Look up Diedre Morley case.

Couple quick points: Suicide attempt. Detailed photos from the trial show no scars on wrist or neck. Maybe she used Trump's ear doctor after his shooting.

Hung Jury. 1 for conviction, 11 for non-conviction. Yet the DEFENSE tries to get the judge to throw out that juror? Explain that? That IS an acquittal by default. A real attorney would just shut up and take the win. The defense attorney is 75 and has almost no record except for a few high profile cases and... wait for it... Whitey Bulger, which is another fake supposed mob killer.

Defense attorneys are low level. That's not how high profile, nationally televised trials work. Not real ones. You don't send in your back bench during an all star game. Sprague has been an 2nd assistant DA since graduating law school. Pretty strange not to get promoted or even a lateral move in over 20 years. Explain that? Sharan was an assistant DA who took a 10 year break then returned. If you look into both of them, you see some very strange things.

The almost instantaneous viral explosion of media. In today's social media when something goes this viral this fast, it's being pushed.... ON PURPOSE. And low and behold, we have the typical "influencers" taking sides and either justifying or rationalizing what should be a non controversial topic. Why is it controversial? Because, in my opinion, it is theater. It's a contrived and manufactured event with no deaths, life time actors, and a fake court room. It's meant, yet again, to divide the sexes (me too movement, fake rape cases - like VA Tech, serial murderers targeting women), divide the left/right, and in general take your attention off of much more serious crimes, like Covid and War w/ Iran.

Roisin Dubh's avatar

The 'demon' of polypharmacy.

evergreen's avatar

Are these the facts?

1. Normal housewife, no known adversities

2. Gives birth, suffers PPD

3. Seeks health provider

4. Prescribed meds

5. Checks into mental hospital with complaint of homicidal urges

6. Admitted/discharged

7. Remains on meds

8. Performs the atrocity

If that list is basically complete, then you have a towering hurdle to clear to get to "of sound and competent (i.e., legally responsible) mind".

Lori's avatar

You forgot to add she is actually possessed by a demon.

patrick v's avatar

Thank you, John. Great post as usual! I have a ide question: have you looked into the alleged death of Hitler in Berlin? There's some evidence that he escaped to Argentina. I'd love to hear your view on this...

VN's avatar
42mEdited

Was an OB/Gyn employed to check her progesterone or ratio of progesterone to estrogen or thyroid? Those trained in napro technology know that if these hormones are low/imbalanced, it can result in depression/anxiety/insomnia.

Lori's avatar

Lindsay has a demon inside her; it is so obvious. Full stop. Same as Magda Goebbels. This explains it all. Until we realize demon possession is real and that demons walk amongst us, people will continue to talk ad nauseum about all this other dribble.

Gerry Vander-Lyn's avatar

I was ready to at least lock the woman up for the rest of her life. When I got to the part about the Psychiatric cocktail she was on my opinion flipped in a nano-second. I now want to lock up the Docs who prescribed the drugs. If she had been taking the drugs when she went to the hospital with homicidal ideation then the hospital could be named as negligent for sending her home and the docs could be negligent for not getting the the bottom of the ideation. If she had ideation before drugs and the first drug made it worse then more drugs were certainly problematical. I also do not know if she was prescribed other therapies. This may be another colossal failure of our current psychiatric industry.

evergreen's avatar

Good luck. Seems truth seeking is out for the time being and team bonding is in.

If a patient seeks admittance for homicidal urges once medicated, it seems that a frankenstein has been created. Thereafter, who is repsonsible, the frankenstein or the creator?

Pop Cultural Appropriation's avatar

What does not add up:

How do you go from 0 to 200 in one day to complete insanity? Is the Defense telling me she had a solutely NO days that were near as psychotic a break as this one, lethal day? Especially given the age gap between her kids?

It feels like premeditated, with the idea to blame the medication. It feels like the plot to Soderbergs "Side Effects" but Lindsay wasn't as smart as the characters in the film.

Margaret's avatar

I agree. In this case, the drugs should be considered as a probable cause.

Deep Diver's avatar

Lindsay Clancy - A Silly Candy, Scan Cynical Lady