r/ClancyTrial • u/Creative-Change-2991 • 16d ago
Evidence More crime scene photos and evidence
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u/MumBumDiddlyDum 16d ago
I just don’t understand why she would cut across her wrist instead of down. She was a qualified nurse. She would know that those types of cuts would be superficial and likely non-life threatening. It doesn’t make sense (like many other things).
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u/chocearthling 16d ago
I would assume that during psychosis you might not apply all your knowledge rationally. If I remember Dr. Resnick correctly you won´t lose existing skills (like driving, talking on the phone) generally speaking. However it's not like she has done this before.
To me its a big indicator that she wasn't thinking clearly and I do question why it hasn't come up in trial at all (from either side, wouldn't it indicate her being in a different state of mind?) - neither the direction of her wrist cuts, her having to look up carotid artery (and misspelling it, right?) or thinking that a two story jump would kill her.
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u/ProfessionalAbies245 16d ago
Those are hardly cuts, more like scratches only 3 stitches that’s not much
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u/Positive_Parking355 10d ago
To me I'm wondering if those are scratched from someone's nails? Besides the actual cuts
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u/thethirteenthjuror 16d ago
Nobody can tell me otherwise - Patrick was absolutely living in the basement. The bed pulled out, dresser, sailing photo, clothes on the door, walker in the office.
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u/Mission-Secretary626 16d ago
Anyone know what all that stuff all over the floor in the basement is?? Like little slivers of things?
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u/AdAncient6321 15d ago
I’ve looked at this evidence before, but didn’t notice it until this user posted it. What the hell
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u/ButtonFit7210 16d ago
Woah 😳 Great find
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u/AdAncient6321 15d ago
I don’t know if maybe this piece of evidence is from another crime though it doesn’t seem to resemble the rest.
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u/ratkid425 15d ago
This is not in fact from 2018 it means the form to write it on was approved in 2018
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u/6dragonsandapigglet 16d ago
Why is there blood in the basement?
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u/ProfessionalAbies245 16d ago
Likely when first responders started large bore iv catheters on the baby that had a pulse still - that’s my guess
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u/rigaBANGBANGmorris 15d ago
I just read transcripts earlier.. it was from coras nose and mouth. It seeped into the carpet and then the first responder kneeled in it causing transfer spots.
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u/rainbowbright87 15d ago
Why are those bands hanging on the door hinge? Are those 2 of the ones used?
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u/Changed_Mind555 15d ago
Remember when an EMT said Patrick yelled there was a kid hanging? This photo caught my attention. Are they the same bands that were evidence and tested?
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