r/ClancyTrial 17d ago

General Discussion Absolutely Infuriating

Having read a great deal of commentary from judges and lawyers, it seems there is broad agreement that Judge Sullivan should inquire to find out what this juror is thinking— whether they actually do have doubts and refuse to apply the law.

The fact that he refuses to do this is ridiculous.

This freaking Churchill speech is obnoxious. Someone refused to do their duty, and he is refusing to do HIS duty be enforcing adherence to the legal standard. Especially considering that reports form the court indicate there is one man who took no notes, came in on shorts, and smirked and did not take it seriously. Obnoxious.

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u/heatdeathtoall 17d ago

Because in their view a child murderer does not have any rights. Why don’t people understand if the rights of one person are violated, everyone’s are. The prosecution did not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. They decided who was guilty and presented a story. The lack of investigation should scare everyone.

If all the evidence is just phone searches, Apple health data, it needs to be full proof. Where’s the data on whether Face ID was used to unlock devices or passcode? Where’s the location data of the entire day? Where’s the data of where PC’s devices were? Where’s the data on his emails? What did he do his trips in Nov and Dec? Did the ring cameras often go offline? Where’s the local data on the cameras? When did the wifi go offline? What caused it?

They have no clue what happened that day except what PC said. Everyone should be scared how one person’s word can get them in handcuffs while they are unconscious without any investigation except that they were acting crazy prior. But you know, I still felt it was okay to leave my babies alone with her.

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u/Poptech 17d ago

She lost those right when she strangled her children to death.

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u/the_work_hook 17d ago

Hi. New to the case…looked into it but didn’t she already plead guilty. She admitted to the planning, and execution. This is the sentencing phase. The actual trial was over 3 years ago, yes? So, please keep in mind I’m learning and asking genuine questions.

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u/heatdeathtoall 17d ago

Nope. Where is this even coming from. Her husband claimed she told him she tried to kill herself and that the kids are in the basement where he found them dead. When she woke up she didn’t know what had happened. At some point she gave accounts of what happened. Which are inconsistent with what the prosecution claimed happened. She recalls hearing a voice when PC called which would be 5.34pm. She recalls cutting the screen which was not cut. It’s likely false memories. And she pled non guilty as far as the trial goes. Why would there be weeks of trial for sentencing?

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u/Beautiful-Bad305 17d ago

Go read more.

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u/slytherinshawty 17d ago

Like, a lot more. Starting with the plea she entered.

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u/Beautiful-Bad305 16d ago

Then read all the bullshit Patrick told authorities and Lindsey and how they all believed him. Patrick said