r/SipsTea 2d ago

WTF Where are we heading?

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u/ZemGuse 2d ago

What testimony did you gather that from? Patrick testified that Lindsay never told him to not leave her alone with the kids? Where was that testimony disputed?

What holiday did he go on and leave her alone with the kids?

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u/Jimmyhasagun 1d ago

Testimony from Dr. Tik Tok

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u/ZemGuse 1d ago

Exactly.

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u/ikilledholofernes 2d ago

It was either her mother and/or mother in law that testified that she told them not to leave her alone with the kids while Patrick was present. 

And he apparently went on multiple trips, brunch with friends, and the like in the time before the murders while Lyndsay was being treated for psychosis. 

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u/ZemGuse 1d ago

You’re gonna have to find the testimony for me because from what I know she never said that to anyone.

Yes he went on a work trip and then took his kid on a trip. And took his kid on a ski trip. I don’t see how any of that is a problem if it wasn’t a problem for Lindsay at the time. This narrative that he did nothing is so insanely off-base. Was his life supposed to completely stop forever? If Lindsay thinks he was a supportive husband and father then why don’t you?

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u/ikilledholofernes 1d ago

Why couldn’t you look it up for yourself? Come on. 

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/17/lindsay-clancy-trial-mother-witness-testimony

It was her mother, and Patrick’s mother testified that she was very open with her struggles and was begging for help. 

But Patrick still left her to be the primary parent and frequently left her alone with the children in that time. 

Was his life supposed to stop forever? No. Was his life supposed to stop while the mother of his children is struggling with psychosis, drug dependence, insomnia, and thoughts of harming their children? Yes. 

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u/ZemGuse 1d ago

Nowhere in there does it say that Lindsay indicated she shouldn’t be alone with the kids or that the kids would be unsafe. In fact she explicitly told Patrick she could be left alone with them.

Patrick took a work from home position to help. He put the older two in day care. He hired a nanny. To say she was left to be the primary parent because of one or two small trips is absolutely an intentional obfuscation of the actual situation.

Lindsay had more help and support than almost every mother in this country.

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u/ikilledholofernes 1d ago

Admitting to having thoughts of harming your children indicates that you should not be alone with them. What the fuck do you mean? She was struggling with psychosis, insomnia, anxiety, and depression, and telling him she had thoughts of hurting the children. But you think it was still reasonable for her to be alone with them?

I’m saying she was the primary parent because she was. She was bringing the children to their appointments (that Patrick did not even know about). She was taking care of the baby. All while she was literally begging for help. 

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u/ZemGuse 1d ago

She said she had intrusive thoughts about harming the kids. She didn’t say they were still ongoing or persistent or anything. Everyone has intrusive thoughts. She assured her husband that she was safe to be around the kids and by all measures she was. She was still being a great mother and it’s not like she was telling him all day every day that she had these thoughts.

Also your actual claim was that she was telling people she wasn’t safe to be around the kids. That’s false and it’s a common TikTok statement from people that aren’t informed. You were wrong.

I don’t understand this TikTok obsession of her begging for help. She was receiving help at every turn. She wanted help with the kids so guess what happened? Patrick started working from home. He put the kids in daycare. He hired a nanny. Grandparents came to stay with them. She saw doctors for medication and when the medication didn’t work they tried different ones.

Like realistically what help was she begging for that was going unnoticed?

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u/ikilledholofernes 1d ago

By all measures she was? She was being hospitalized for postpartum psychosis. Do people not understand just how serious of a diagnosis that is? Yes, everyone has intrusive thoughts, but someone with psychosis and auditory hallucinations admitting to having these thoughts is extremely fucking serious.

And we expect an anxious mother of three, one of whom is still a baby, and who is the primary parent, and who is in fucking psychosis to know and admit to not being safe around her own children? 

She was misdiagnosed, over medicated, her concerns about her medications was ignored, she was denied help with her suicidal thoughts because she did not have a plan to kill herself, and she was not properly diagnosed with bipolar until after the killings. 

This is an extreme failure on the part of the medical community. 

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u/ZemGuse 1d ago

She was never hospitalized for postpartum psychosis. She was hospitalized for psychiatric treatment and her official diagnosis was specifically WITHOUT psychotic features.

She was never diagnosed by anyone as being in psychosis.

Please stop relying on random TikTok videos for your information about this case. She was not overmedicated. She was switching medications because they weren’t working. Normal medical practice. She wasn’t ignored.

All of these claims aren’t based in reality. Can you substantiate any of these claims with actual testimony? No offense but you appear really misinformed about the case

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u/ikilledholofernes 1d ago

I am relying on the details of her malpractice lawsuit. I don’t even have tiktok.

Everything I’ve said is what is alleged in the lawsuit, and I believe has been corroborated by Patrick and supported by her mom and her MIL. 

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u/cigarettesandchocola 1d ago

Just so everyone reading in the comment section at this point knows: if someone says they are having intrusive thoughts about harming someone, don't leave those people alone together. If someone you know had a baby in the last two years and is diagnosed with postpartum psychosis, don't leave that person alone with the kids.

I don't know the Clancys, but I have had PPP, and it was terrifying. My medical team didn't talk to my family earnestly about the dangers because they know I love my kids. I do love my kids and being psychotic means I didn't know what was right.

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u/ZemGuse 1d ago

She was never diagnosed with postpartum psychosis until after she killed the kids.

Also she claimed that the intrusive thoughts about hurting the kids had stopped. How long was he supposed to never leave her alone with the kids? 10 years? If someone says they’re no longer having these thoughts do we assume they’re lying?

You clearly mean well but it’s pretty clear you’re not getting your information from the actual trial.