The Issue: The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy ending in a mistrial due to one juror’s holdout.
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trial → end → holdout
Have Americans lost all morality, righteousness, compassion and sanity (“Held up by holdout,” Sept. 4)?
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Americans → lose → holdout
How could the jury not come to a unanimous decision that Lindsay Clancy is guilty?
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Clancy → come → decision
She confessed.
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She → confess → ?
Case closed.
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Case → close → ?
I commend the one holdout for standing his ground.
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I → commend → ground
Hopefully, all the woke people come to their senses next time around.
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people → come → senses
I bet they believe OJ Simpson was innocent.
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Simpson → bet → ?
Monroe, NJ
Cora, Dawson and Callan Clancy deserve better.
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Monroe → deserve → better
Lindsay’s psychosis conveniently showed up the day of the murders.
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psychosis → show → murders
At no other time in her many interactions with medical professionals did it occur.
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it → occur → professionals
Not only does evidence point to her committing the crime, she admitted she did it.
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she → point → it
Try her again and put her away so she cannot harm any other children.
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she → try → children
Clancy admitted to murdering her three children.
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Clancy → admit → children
A greater atrocity is difficult to even imagine.
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atrocity → imagine → ?
For those who think Clancy should get off easier: When will you be having her over your house to babysit your children?
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you → think → children
She murdered her three innocent children.
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She → murder → children
I don’t care how crazy she is or is pretending to be, she killed her kids.
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she → care → kids
She should rot in a jail cell for the rest of her life.
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She → rot → life
To the jury made mostly of morons who obviously left school after 5th grade: What if these were your grandchildren?
Peter Sulzicki
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these → make → grade
It’s horrible that The Post’s front page places blame on one juror for throwing Clancy’s trial into chaos.
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page → ’ → chaos
He has heard all the evidence and sees Lindsay as guilty.
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He → hear → Lindsay
He is doing his duty as a juror by giving a verdict befitting the crime.
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He → do → crime
Apparently justice now means caving in to an angry mob of sympathizers and no justice for the innocent children killed by their own mother?
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justice → mean → mother
Are you setting the precedent for future jurors in future trials to call their verdict based out of fear of going against others?
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jurors → set → others
That’s not jury duty, it’s intimidation.
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it → ’ → ?
After he was unable to get his accused killer client off the hook because of one brave juror, Kevin Reddington stooped to calling that juror a liar.
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Reddington → get → juror
Then, outside the courthouse, this big shot slandered Plymouth District Attorney Timothy Cruz for supposedly not knowing the names of Clancy’s murdered children.
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shot → slander → children
Reddington, who told the world he sees Clancy as a daughter, put a target on the backs of that juror and DA.
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he → tell → juror
He should be hit with ethics charges, if not two civil defamation lawsuits.
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He → hit → charges
If I was a little kid and my mom thought it was OK for a mom to kill her kids, I think I’d be a little bit worried.
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I → think → kids
“Will mommy kill me tonight?”
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mommy → kill → me
If the jury had the option of a second-degree murder verdict, it would’ve likely ended the Clancy trial once and for all.
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it → have → all
Looking back, those involved in Clancy’s support system obviously saw no reason to monitor her on the day she killed her children.
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she → look → children
If anyone felt the children were in danger, they would have removed them from her care.
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they → feel → care
Clancy claims her sickness motivated the killing, but that is something we’ll never truly know.
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we → claim → killing
What we do know is that she committed maternal filicide and has been fighting for her life with attorneys, medical professionals and sympathizers ever since.
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she → know → attorneys
Sadly, she never gave her babies a chance to live their lives.
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she → give → lives
Justice will be served in the end, but in reality, no one will ever come out the winner of this case.
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one → serve → case
Roberta Chaleff
Tamarac, Fla.
I don’t care what the law says about reasonable doubt or the defense’s claim that Clancy was mentally unstable when she killed her children.
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she → care → children
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