Add The New York Post on Google Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz said outside the courthouse that his office has not yet decided whether to retry Lindsay Clancy with murder for strangling her daughter and two sons in 2023.
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“No decisions will be made today,” Cruz told reporters about the main question on everyone’s minds.
Cruz said that his office hasn’t decided if they are going to retry the case. AP Photo/Charles Krupa That determination will be made in forthcoming court proceedings, the top prosecutor said.
“This was an emotional trial for everybody — the Duxbury community, members of media,” Cruz acknowledged. “I bring it all back to the child victims in this case… this was and has always been about getting justice for those three little babies.
Defendant Lindsay Clancy watches jurors enter the courtroom as the jury resumes deliberations in Plymouth Superior Court in Plymouth, Mass. on Sept. 4, 2026. USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect “We are here at this courthouse today because those children are not.”
Lindsay Clancy is due back in court on Sept. 29 for her new trial date to be set.
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