Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial is zeroing in on her psychiatric care before she killed her three children. Testimony has traced a monthslong path to a final psychiatric appointment the day before the tragedy. Two psychiatrists testified Friday. Through questions, prosecutors emphasized she never told the doctors she planned to hurt the children or herself. Clancy’s defense aimed to flesh out its claim that various providers didn’t properly diagnose her and put her on a series of medications that left her worse off. Clancy, a former labor and delivery nurse, has pleaded not guilty to murder. Prosecutors argue she was an intentional killer, while the defense claims she was mentally ill.
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