Lindsay Clancy’s Attorney Claims No Evidence She Killed Her Children

Clancy's lawyer argues no proof she admitted to killing her kids in new court motion. Legal battle continues.

September 30, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Boston, United States — Lindsay Clancy’s legal team has raised a new challenge in the ongoing case, claiming there is no evidence that the mother admitted to killing her children.

The argument came during a recent hearing where Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, requested a not-guilty verdict based on insufficient evidence. He emphasized that prosecutors failed to meet the burden of proving Clancy’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

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Reddington pointed to gaps in the prosecution’s case, including a lack of direct admissions from Clancy and questionable evidence such as her body temperature and testimony from her ex-husband, Patrick. Despite previous statements suggesting Clancy took responsibility, the lawyer now claims the state cannot prove she committed the crimes.

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