Lindsay Clancy Bid to Dismiss Murder Case Denied—Here's What Happens Next
A judge rejected Lindsay Clancy's bid to dismiss her murder charges, allowing the case to move toward a retrial.
A Massachusetts judge has denied Lindsay Clancy's attempt to dismiss the murder charges against her in the high-profile case involving the deaths of her three children. The denial clears the way for prosecutors to pursue a retrial, following a mistrial in September where jurors could not reach a unanimous verdict after weeks of testimony. Judge William F. Sullivan ruled that the evidence presented during the first trial was legally sufficient for the case to proceed to a new jury.
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