Anthony Abbate walks the Lindsay Clancy trial as a Catholic — not as Court TV. The defense hung on postpartum psychosis and the insanity defense. The culture hung on sympathy. Then the testimony, and her own line — “Go to God, baby” — forced a harder reading of the Lindsay Clancy case.
This is not a day-by-day recap. It is the moment the story stopped looking like illness and started looking like something else.
In this clip:
- Why the first read of the Lindsay Clancy trial was sympathy
- Postpartum psychosis, the insanity defense, and what the testimony actually showed
- “Go to God, baby” — the line that does not fit the story you were sold
