- Defense attorney Kevin Reddington argued at a court hearing on Tuesday that there is not enough evidence to prove Lindsay Clancy killed her three children, asking the judge to drop the case.
- The hearing was the first since Clancy's initial murder trial ended in a mistrial on September 4 after jurors deadlocked 11 to 1 in her favor.
- Prosecutors called the defense's motion laughable, maintaining that Clancy knowingly strangled her children with exercise bands before attempting suicide.
- Clancy's defense team previously argued she suffered from postpartum psychosis, and they are also seeking an investigation into the lone holdout juror from the original trial.
- Judge William Sullivan did not immediately rule on the request to dismiss the case, and Plymouth County prosecutors have yet to decide whether to retry Clancy.
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