Testimony in the Lindsay Clancy trial has moved to psychiatrists who treated her before the murders, as prosecutors and defense attorneys examine her mental health history and condition before the deaths. The proceedings are being covered through live updates and a courtroom livestream.
Psychiatrists have testified that Clancy did not show signs of psychosis, according to reports on the trial. Their testimony is expected to address their observations of her and the treatment she received before the killings, while jurors consider evidence related to her mental state.
The trial has also included emotional evidence, with Clancy sobbing as jurors viewed autopsy photographs of her youngest child. The testimony and exhibits form part of the broader case against her, with the court continuing to weigh medical evidence alongside other evidence presented at trial.