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Rep. Nancy Mace called for Lindsay Clancy to be publicly executed if found guilty of killing her three young children, stating that such a punishment would serve as a "warning to women." Mace made these comments during an interview with TMZ on Monday following the recent hung jury in Clancy's trial. The article also includes President Donald Trump’s statement about the tragic case and Mace’s criticism of Clancy's defense team for suggesting it was a publicity stunt.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-15,
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same event (that is the story summary below).
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Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), an outgoing lawmaker, called for Lindsay Clancy to be publicly executed in Plymouth, S.C., after Clancy allegedly killed her three young children. Mace stated that Clancy deserved the death penalty and should face a "public execution" as a warning to other women not to kill their kids. The incident occurred in Plymouth, with Clancy likely facing a new trial following a hung jury earlier this month. Eleven jurors agreed with the defense's argument for not guilty by reason of insanity, but one juror prevented a unanimous decision. President Trump described the situation involving the children's deaths as "very sad," emphasizing that there is no winner in such cases. Mace also criticized another person’s plea regarding Clancy’s case as an ugly publicity stunt.
Written for “Lindsay Clancy Controversy” on 2026-09-17,
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Leaning score +0.75 for article 9941 (high confidence, 1 verified quote) · logged 2026-09-15
“Her children are dead, she should be dead too,” Mace, a 48-year-old mother of two, told TMZ on Monday about Clancy, who is likely facing a new trial for allegedly killing her three young kids after her last trial ended in a hung jury earlier this month.
uncertain
trial → tell → jury
“She should get the death penalty.
asserted
She → get → penalty
It should be a public execution,” Mace said, saying she “deserves nothing less.”
asserted
she → say → nothing
“It could be by firearm, it could be electric chair, I don’t really care,” the outgoing lawmaker added.
uncertain
lawmaker → care → firearm
“She’s a serial killer.”
asserted
She → ’ → ?
Mace later said such an execution would serve as a “warning to women everywhere — you don’t kill your kids.”
asserted
you → say → kids
Her defense team had argued that she should be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
asserted
she → argue → insanity
Eleven jurors agreed — but one holdout kept them from a unanimous decision.
asserted
holdout → agree → decision
“It’s a very sad situation,” Trump told reporters Sunday.
asserted
Trump → ’ → reporters
“I certainly heard that, but look, it’s very sad.
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it → hear → that
There’s no win no matter what you do.
asserted
you → ’ → what
Mace blasted Reddington’s plea as a “nasty, ugly” publicity stunt.
asserted
Mace → blast → stunt
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) called for Lindsay Clancy to be publicly executed on Monday -- and said her death would serve as a "warning to women" to not kill their kids.
asserted
death → call → kids
Lindsay Clancy listens to the testimony of Dr. Gregory Saathoff during her murder trial in Plymouth Superior Court on Aug. 26, 2026, in Plymouth, Mass.
asserted
Clancy → listen → Plymouth
Greg Derr/Pool The Patriot Ledger via AP
Clancy poses with her children Dawson, left, Callan, center, and Cora, right, in late November 2022.
asserted
Clancy → pose → November
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