Gavial Waffen

I am going to lose followers for this but I don’t care. 48 hours ago, I believed Lindsay Clancy killed her children. Then I started actually watching the trial. Now I have serious doubt and the defense hasn’t even begun. By every account, Lindsay adored her children. Even her anxiety centered around protecting them and fear of leaving them. She was struggling and asking for help, yet Patrick fired the nanny, Patrick told his parents not to come help just two days before the deaths, and he continued traveling while she deteriorated. Then there are the questions I cannot ignore: The computer searches people assumed were Lindsay’s were Patrick’s. Medications Lindsay had turned over to Patrick to dispose of were later found in her system. Her writings included fears of someone else harming her children. First responders testified about finding Patrick sitting on the couch despite three dying children. And now questions surrounding another woman, trips, hotels and the timeline of that relationship deserve serious scrutiny. Patrick is also the source of some of the most incriminating statements attributed to Lindsay. Not medical professionals or family members. It was Patrick who said she had thoughts of harming her children and who said that she killed her children. Meanwhile, first responders stated she wasn’t even able to speak because of her severe injuries, including her body temperature of 82 degrees. I could go on and on and on about the various discrepancies coming out in court. None of this proves what happened that night. That’s precisely my point. Why wasn’t every possibility thoroughly investigated? Why wasn’t Patrick investigated? Lindsay was charged just 21 hours after first responders got to her home and the case was closed. This isn’t about defending Lindsay or accusing Patrick. It’s about three murdered children who deserve the truth. I don’t know for certain what happened but neither does anyone else on the internet. And after watching the Commonwealth’s own case, I don’t understand how anyone can claim there are no questions left to ask. The defense hasn’t even begun.