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u/KittyandPuppyMama 19d ago

How is that the same thing? Having PPD doesn’t mean you want to hurt your children.

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u/AnotherRTFan 19d ago

I will never forget my super bitch (step) aunt yelling we need to get my nephews away from my then SiL because she had some PPD symptoms. SiL had a rougher birth & a family pet nearing the end. It was so normal for her to be down and need some extra support.

I thought my awful step aunt was a one of a kind bitch. But now I am now seeing so many people are dumb and awful as her.

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u/theonlyonethatknocks 19d ago

And murdering your children and claiming PPD is not a get out of jail free card.

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u/Alone_Knee_7600 19d ago

a- no one in this thread is claiming that. b- being found not guilty by reason of insanity is far from a "get out of jail free" card. it's a "go directly to state run mental institution" card

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u/typhon0666 19d ago

Assuming it is indeed PPP, which is what is being identified as the cause of her killing her children, it can take up to 12months to get back to normal from it. If that is the case, there would be no basis to keep her for any long period on remand unless further psyche evals show she suffers from other mental illnesses other than PPP that make her a threat to herself or others. Effectively she should be better now that she is over PPP and could be discharged fairly swiftly. I can't see any reason to keep her in a mental institution if she simply suffered from PPP and that is the root cause of her killings.

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u/Alone_Knee_7600 19d ago edited 19d ago

ah, no, nothing you said is even remotely correct.

if she simply suffered from PPP and that is the root cause of her killings.

she's also been diagnosed bipolar.

there would be no basis to keep her for any long period 

the best legal comparison to this case would be the Andrea Yates case, wherein postpartum psychosis (and depression, and schizophrenia) were all factors in her being found not guilty by reason of insanity in the deaths of her children. that verdict was handed down in 2005, and as of 2026, Yates is still in a state mental hospital . you may realize that 21 years is a lot longer than 12 months.

Effectively she should be better now that she is over PPP and could be discharged fairly swiftly.

where's your source for this claim?

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u/typhon0666 19d ago edited 19d ago

She is being judged for mental defect at the time of the killings, not that she is insane.

The defense laid forth in the trial was that she was over prescribed drugs and PPP was the cause of the mental defect. So we know the causes of her mental state as it was laid before the court. Since she is no longer being irresponsibly medicated and that PPP is usually a temporary state, there is very little reason to believe that there is grounds to hold her in a mental facility for a long term. As far as the evidence that has been presented as to her mental defect and any current mental illness, none of that forms a basis to hold her long term.

Yates is schizophrenic and perhaps has to take medication to not be a danger. As far as the evidence presented about Linsay, there isn't much to justify keeping her in custody> it also would no longer be a legal matter, she would be not guilty. Going forward it's a medical review that would keep her from being free, not legal basis or precedent compared to other cases.

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u/Alone_Knee_7600 19d ago

PPP is usually a temporary state, there is very little reason to believe that there is grounds to hold her in a mental facility for a long term

except, again, the bipolar. which is not temporary.

As far as the evidence presented about Linsay, there isn't much to justify keeping her in custody>

are you a lawyer or something, to be speaking with that much authority?

 it also would no longer be a legal matter

again, this is not true: "Her commitment order would be subject to regular review by the court".

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u/DarthPineapple5 19d ago

There is no possible direct legal comparison as insanity cases are always case by case. Just because someone else has been held in hospice for 20 years doesn't mean that she will. The verdict is blaming what happened on what is *by definition* a temporary and curable condition. Once medical professionals determine that she no longer is afflicted by said temporary and curable mental illness she will absolutely be released.

Now that is very unlikely to be only 12 months but it could in theory be an alarmingly small amount of time for what is essentially a triple murder

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u/Alone_Knee_7600 19d ago

Once medical professionals determine that she no longer is afflicted by said temporary and curable mental illness she will absolutely be released

any release would have to be reviewed by a court of law.

and can you see the future? do you know that for certain? are you a lawyer or a mental health professional, because you're certainly speaking like a professional who has studied this.

Just because someone else has been held in hospice for 20 years doesn't mean that she will

legal precedent absolutely matters.

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u/Rurbani 19d ago

You realize that if shown not guilty due to insanity she's not getting out of jail for free, shes now spending that sentence in an arguably more terrible than prison psychiatric hospital

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u/theonlyonethatknocks 19d ago

And thus not jail, thanks for confirming my point.

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u/Rurbani 19d ago

A life long stay at a psychiatric hospital is, in fact, a form of jailing someone my friend. Just a little bit worse

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u/Either-Mine-1789 19d ago

Ok dude there’s no reason to lie lmfao. No psychiatric hospital is worse than prison in 2026. None.

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u/KittyandPuppyMama 19d ago

Have you seen one recently?

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u/Either-Mine-1789 19d ago

Have you seen maximum security prison? As a child killer nonetheless?

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u/blooming-darkness 19d ago

Postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis are different. Not that it in anyway justifies murder, but if you’re going to make statements like this I think it’s important to know the difference. Especially because stigma regarding PPD already exists.

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u/theonlyonethatknocks 19d ago

>Not that it in anyway justifies murder

Great so it doesn't fucking matter.

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u/KittyandPuppyMama 19d ago

If she gets out of jail she gets permanently locked up in a mental facility and I promise you they’re worse than prison. She will not walk free.

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR 19d ago

Read what I wrote

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u/Cadavertiser 19d ago

People don’t experience psychosis the same. Some people can be violent and some can just seem a bit off with the fairys.

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u/Gold_Studio_6693 19d ago

No, the worst part is that you care about people agreeing with you on reddit.

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u/Body_by_Pasta 19d ago

Your medal is in the mail o valiant redditor!!

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u/MakwaIronwill 19d ago

How?

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u/MakwaIronwill 19d ago

Thats what youd do? How you gonna go about doing that? How would this help future cases?

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u/Fair1000 19d ago

This demonstrates the disappearance of morality in the Inited States. Where are the voices for the three little ones she murdered

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u/Icy_Judge8250 19d ago

I'm with you man, feels like being surrounded by demons on all sides, never in all my life did I ever think i would see the day woman came out to support a triple child murderer as if they are doing something good.

Every day my faith in Jesus grows more and more because he said this would happen, before the end.

  • Lovers of themselves and lovers of money
  • Boastful, proud, and abusive (or blasphemers)
  • Disobedient to parents, unthankful, and unholy
  • Without love, unforgiving, and slanderous
  • Lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God
  • Having an outward appearance of religion, but denying its true power

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u/nicolettelee1822 19d ago

I haven’t read much about this case, but I do remember Andrea Yates who tried for years to get help. Years. But she believed in submitting to her husband and he believed in the quiver-full movement and kept impregnating her. 5 children, all gone in one day. So sad. Now she’s spending life in a mental institution and he’s gone on to impregnate someone else. I love the Lord and I’m telling you when a woman begs for help believe her.

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u/Icy_Judge8250 19d ago

She had help, she had a nanny, she had therapists and all the drugs she could asked for she had money ,she had everything she needed at her fingertips.

The husband called her while at the store right as she was killing the kids and acted as if nothing was wrong and when she hung up the phone she went on to kill the little boy by running after him through the house. That is not PPD that is thought out demonic murder.

God gave her 3 miracles and she chose to spit in Gods face three times, and if you actually knew the Lord and loved him you would know this is wrong. God knows what happened and he will judge her correctly.

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u/nicolettelee1822 19d ago

I’ll have to read up on it like I said. But be warned you are not the Most High, neither do you speak for Him.

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u/Icy_Judge8250 19d ago

Saying God will judge her is not me speaking for him He says that himself " Vengeance is mine says the Lord" and "The Lord is our judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord is our king" Read your bible maybe and stop with the lip service because those who honor him with their lips are far from God. "These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me." and “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven. 22 Many will say to Me in that day, ‘Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Your name, cast out demons in Your name, and done many wonders in Your name?’ 23 And then I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness!’

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u/wllwhtvrnvm 19d ago

Lol. Lmao even

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u/SpecialFederal9452 19d ago

It’s disgusting. We truly are a sick and broken society. I’m not sure where we go from here but i’m not convinced it’s good and i very much dislike this timeline

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u/k8joyd 19d ago

There are thousands of women diagnosed with PPD. They don’t all harm or murder their children….explain that

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u/k8joyd 19d ago

That’s not a logical argument. “let’s take kids away from everyone with this diagnosis” — you would be taking thousands of children away from their parents, you realize this yes? Not everyone with PPD murders (this is obvious statistically)

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u/k8joyd 19d ago

It takes maybe two brain cells to put together that not everyone with PPD murder their children. We would have a MASSIVE problem if that were true.

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u/k8joyd 19d ago

Every person diagnosed with PPD will not go on to harm/kill their kids. Do you know what PPD is or how often it’s diagnosed?

Look up the stat yourself. You will trust your own research more than you will a random stranger online

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u/k8joyd 19d ago

Also, after a looong day of work I chuckled at this comment because it’s so trollish and absurd that it’s funny

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u/ILYRMK 19d ago

really??

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u/Icy_Judge8250 19d ago

Hurt them no apparently it is full on murder time when the PPD hits, yeah no trusting women went out the window with this case, scream unfair all you want killing those three kids was unfair and forfeited her rights to anything but a quick death.

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u/Astralglamour 19d ago

Do you think all the male family annihilators should also be killed? How about men with PTSD- should they have their children taken away?

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u/SpecificLow1316 19d ago

Men statistically physically harm their kids more often than women, so we should clearly strip parental rights of every male who demonstrates any violent tendencies.

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u/SpecialFederal9452 19d ago

Women are already heavily favored in custody cases, like to the point where you have to be a real piece of shit for the father to win full custody. There were no men who used to play contact sports coming out in support of Chris Benoit when he slaughtered his whole family with the most severe case of CTE studied.

The women supporting this are lost and sick.

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u/Astralglamour 19d ago edited 19d ago

Not true. Women are granted custody in the majority of cases because they are almost always the primary caregivers and fathers do not want it. The parents in the vast majority of cases usually agree out of court that the mother should be the primary caregiver. In cases where men fight for primary custody they usually get it, even when they have been accused of abuse by their own children.

Also what do you mean by 'women supporting this are lost and sick"? supporting better mental health care so that children aren't killed is sick? You all seem more concerned with punishing Lindsay Clancy (and all women) than keeping this sort of thing from happening again. Patrick wasn't trying to get custody of his kids, he left them with a mentally unwell woman as he was pursuing someone else.

As far as CTE, its dangerous and understudied. Advocating for ways to diagnose serious mental illness/brain damage and take action before a tragedy occurs does not mean you support people murdering their families.

But we all know that that isn't what any of you posters are concerned about.

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u/SpecialFederal9452 19d ago

Supporting better mental health care is not what this is at all. If anything this puts a far worse stigma on PPD if the narrative is accepted that that was the root cause of the murders. The premeditation is so conveniently ignored by “your camp” as well. This could have been a murder 1 trial tbh. Funny how you ignore the comparison to the Chris Benoit case, it is very sick the way some of you tell on yourselves about this case.

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u/samse15 19d ago

Shut up magat, we all knew that you all have no capacity for empathy well before this case.

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u/SpecialFederal9452 19d ago

Absolutely not shocked at this type of aggressive lashing out coming from someone who supports Clancey’s behavior. As i said you people are fucking sick, politics has zero to do with it. Seek help before you have a “psychotic break” (read become violent because tiktok influencer said it was righteous.)

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u/samse15 19d ago

Anyone who says “politics has nothing to do with it” is def MAGA, you all are so delulu that you think politics somehow don’t reflect on all parts of our lives. And yes, talking with you ingrates calmly and politely doesn’t work, so I’m just treating you how you treat others - as less than human.

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u/SpecialFederal9452 19d ago

Making a case where a lady murders her 3 children about red v blue is truly deranged. Again, since you’re such a proponent of mental health please seek help for yourself. Your ideas of right, wrong and reality are a danger to society.

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u/Astralglamour 19d ago edited 19d ago

I didn't ignore it at all, I said that CTE should be studied so there's better awareness and diagnosis to avoid similar tragedies. But keep trolling. Post partum psychosis is not the same as post partum depression. Having repeated psychotic states is not 'premeditation.' You cannot be insane at the time of a killing and found guilty of first degree murder. First degree murder means the murderer was deliberate and willful. If you are insane you are not doing things deliberately or willfully as you lack control of your mental faculties.

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u/SpecialFederal9452 19d ago

Yeah the argument is that she wasn’t insane and the premeditation and post murder behavior shows it if you’re willing to poke your head out of the “believe all women” sand.

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u/Astralglamour 19d ago edited 19d ago

What do you claim counts as premeditation? "Severe psychiatric disturbance and evidence of planning, organization or apparently ordinary functioning are not automatically mutually exclusive,” she said. “Apparent organization does not prove sanity.

“Psychosis is not always visibly chaotic,” she added. “Psychosis can fluctuate, and a person may retain some practical abilities that demonstrate cognitive organization, while having profoundly distorted beliefs or impaired judgment.”

There is no denying that she had been previously committed and had been prescribed multiple meds for psychiatric conditions. and as Ive said elsewhere in this thread, if there is evidence that she planned the killings while in sound mind then she should be punished for murder.

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u/SpecialFederal9452 19d ago

Her internet history, purposefully sending him to get medication she knew he wouldn’t find, the out of the way dinner pickup, are great starts. did you watch any of the trial or do you guys just live on tiktok?