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Lindsay Clancy's lawyer questions evidence in children's deaths

Lindsay Clancy's attorney has raised doubts about the evidence linking her to the deaths of her three children, arguing that it is insufficient to prove her guilt. The trial has largely focused on her mental health rather than the circumstances surrounding the deaths.

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Lindsay Clancy's lawyer has stated that there is insufficient evidence to prove that she killed her three children. This assertion comes after a lengthy trial that primarily examined her mental state rather than the specifics of the alleged actions. The trial has raised questions about the evidence presented against Clancy.

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Lindsay Clancy's lawyer now questions whether she killed her 3 children

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