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Who is Susan Clancy? Lindsay Clancy’s former mother-in-law drops chilling admission, ‘She was begging for…’

In Lindsay Clancy's murder trial, her former mother-in-law Susan Clancy testified about Lindsay's struggle with postpartum mental health.

Who is Susan Clancy? Lindsay Clancy’s former mother-in-law drops chilling admission, ‘She was begging for…’

Susan Clancy, former mother-in-law of Lindsay Clancy, testified on Tuesday during her murder trial, revealing that Lindsay sought help for her postpartum mental health issues in the months before the tragic deaths of their three children. Clancy, a former labor and delivery nurse, explained that she helped Lindsay gain access to the Perinatal Behavioral Health Program at South Shore Health after Lindsay expressed feeling unwell in November 2022.

The prosecutor noted that Lindsay had shared with her therapist her struggles with insomnia, loss of appetite, anxiety, and sadness, stating "She was begging for help." Susan confirmed a strong, nurturing relationship with Lindsay, emphasizing that Lindsay was very loved by their family.

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