Lindsay Clancy murder trial proceeds with evidence stipulation and fresh courtroom testimony

In Plymouth Superior Court, the trial of Lindsay Clancy continues following a pre‑trial hearing in Duxbury where a stipulation was entered that narrows the forensic issues the Commonwealth must address. Judge William Sullivan oversaw the hearing, and defense attorney Kevin Reddington said the agreement will keep the prosecution from presenting dozens of witnesses solely to establish chain‑of‑custody for blood and DNA evidence.

Prosecutors have called additional witnesses, including Massachusetts State Police Lt. Joseph Rabbit, who described finding four pill bottles at the scene, and Dr. Cristina Karpio, who testified about Clancy’s spinal injuries and hospital transfers. The defense portrays Clancy as a mother overwhelmed by mental‑health struggles, while the prosecution argues she acted with intent, leaving jurors to weigh competing narratives as the case enters its second week.