Lindsay Clancy Agreeing to Key Facts That Could Streamline Murder Trial

The Massachusetts woman accused of murdering her three children is agreeing to a “stipulation of facts” linking her to the attack.

The defense attorney for Lindsay Clancy says they have no objection to the physical evidence from the Crime Lab, and that his client has already admitted to what she did. He said in court Tuesday that he wants the trial to be focused not on who did it, but why, and that the “stipulation of facts” could eliminate testimony from dozens of witnesses.

Clancy has pleaded not guilty to three first-degree murder charges, and claims postpartum mental illness makes her not criminally responsible.