‘Where’s the evidence that she did this?’: Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer attacks case against her at first hearing after mistrial
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Defense attorney Kevin Reddington argued that there is no evidence Lindsay Clancy committed the killings, claiming the entire case was based on speculation during her first court hearing since an early September mistrial.
The hearing marked a surprising turn in the legal proceedings as the defense aggressively attacked the prosecution's case, questioning whether evidence exists to link Clancy to the deaths of her children.
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Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.
CBS News (US) (US)Focuses on the attorney's claim that Clancy never admitted to the killings.
The Boston Globe (Boston, US) (US)Emphasizes the lawyer's direct courtroom challenge that the entire case is speculative.
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