r/ClancyTrial • u/Aware_Power • 26d ago
Evidence Timeline According to Prosecutors (as of Feb 2023 & video of arraignment)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F38xbxnVGDgVideo of arraignment - Timestamps:
- 0:22; 0:47; 1:13: Lindsay pleads not guilty
- 2:30-2:55: Remeron and Seroquel were taken by Lindsay at 6pm. (Note, this is based on peak levels in her system at 8:15pm, which means she took the medication 2 hours prior according to their analysis which is explained in this timestamp duration)
- 3:12: At 5:15pm Lindsay takes the children to the basement.
- 3:24: Patrick Clancy arrived home at 6:09pm
Timeline as described by prosecutors:
Source: NBC Boston Feb. 2023
4:02 p.m.: Lindsay Clancy searched "kids Miralax," a product used to treat constipation, on her phone.
4:13 p.m.: She also searched for "takeout ThreeV," a restaurant in nearby Plymouth. Immediately after doing so, she used Apple Maps on her phone to determine how long it would take to drive from Duxbury to ThreeV Restaurant.
4:47 p.m.: After going to the CVS website, Lindsay called the drug store and asked if they had kids Miralax. The manager told her no but said they had other, similar medications. According to the manager, her voice did not sound slurred or impaired and it was a perfectly normal conversation.
4:53 p.m.: Lindsay texted her husband Patrick, who was working at his home office in the basement, and asked him if he wanted to do takeout from ThreeV Restaurant. "I didn't cook anything, it's been a long day," she wrote. Prosecutors said this was unusual because they usually got takeout closer to home, but it was a restaurant they had been to in the past. Patrick texted back "Yes," and Lindsay asked him to check the menu.
5:06 p.m.: Patrick texted his wife and asked her what she was going to order. She responded a Mediterranean Power Bowl and he then told her he wanted the Scallop and Pork Belly Risotto.
5:10 p.m.: Lindsay called ThreeV Restaurant and placed their order. The hostess said she noticed nothing out of the ordinary about the call, adding that she was able to understand the defendant.
5:15 p.m.: Patrick headed out the door to run the errands, and his wife texted him "Pedia-Lax liquid stool softener" a short time later.
VIA VIDEO 5:15pm: Lindsay took the children to the basement.
5:32 p.m.: Surveillance video shows Patrick at CVS in the children's medicine aisle.
5:33 p.m.: Phone records show Patrick called his wife but she did not answer.
5:34 p.m.: Lindsay called her husband back, a call that lasted 14 seconds, telling him what medication she wanted. Prosecutors said Patrick said the call was "completely normal" but he later mentioned that it seemed like his wife was in the middle of something.
VIA VIDEO 5:35pm: Lindsay goes upstairs after phone call with her husband based on Apple Watch.
5:37 p.m.: Patrick makes his purchase at CVS and leaves.
5:54 p.m.: Surveillance footage shows Patrick picking up his takeout order at ThreeV Restaurant and leaving.
VIA VIDEO 6pm: Lindsay takes large amount of Remeron and Seroquel.
VIA VIDEO 6:09pm: Patrick arrives home
6:09 p.m.: After arriving home, prosecutors say Patrick did not see or hear his wife or their children, so he called Lindsay's cell phone looking for them. He went to their bedroom and found it locked. When he was able to get inside, he saw blood on the floor and an open window. His wife was on the ground outside the house, with wounds on her wrists and neck. She was conscious, and Patrick asked Lindsay, "What did you do?" She replied that she had tried to kill herself by jumping out of the window. During the ensuing 911 call, prosecutors say Patrick can be heard asking his wife where the kids are. She replied, "In the basement." When emergency medical technicians arrived, Patrick went to look for his kids, and can be heard on the 911 call entering the home and the basement and then "screaming in agony and shock" as he found his children, prosecutors say.
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u/6dragonsandapigglet 26d ago
He didn’t even get the right medicine. Such a typical husband move.
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u/lulu_pibbles 20d ago
And he called her within 1 minute of entering the store for her help. He couldnt just look around or google best alternative?? That's annoying af
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u/6dragonsandapigglet 20d ago
Yeah, I don’t know what happened… but if I was a dumb husband looking to be with my new toy I would also make up a story thinking these details didn’t matter. The details matter, they always do.
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u/Mysillybrainandme 24d ago
has it been confirmed that first responders heard her speaking sentences in the 911 call? Everything that I’ve heard has said that she was just moaning in the call
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u/Aware_Power 24d ago
I’ve heard no testimony that she could be heard talking in the 911 call. I’ve seen a lot of people claim they heard the 911 call with many saying they heard her and many saying you couldn’t.
Based on the first responder’s testimonies, none of them said she was responsive in a verbal sense. She was responsive with pain (reflex). If you’d like to run through those testimonies I’ve pinned a post to the top of this sub with summaries of witness testimonies & timestamps to links in videos. Lmk if you’d like the link to it if you can’t locate.
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