Lindsay DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH

The Commonwealth Says the Timeline Barely Works — So How Is That NOT ReasonABLE DOUBT? This is the clip I cannot get past. The Commonwealth’s own argument acknowledges how compressed this timeline is. Patrick leaves. Three children are allegedly killed. Lindsay then seriously attempts to take her own life. Patrick returns. And all of it has to fit inside one very narrow window. The prosecution argued that the killings required sustained effort, while the defense argued the children could have been killed in under 20 minutes. The prosecution also challenged the seriousness and timing of Lindsay’s suicide attempt. So when the Commonwealth starts talking about how little time there actually was? My immediate reaction is: Did you just make Reddington’s argument for him? Because this is not just about whether something is technically possible. The state has to prove its version beyond a reasonable doubt. And if even the prosecution is highlighting how squeezed that timeline is, then the timing itself becomes one of the biggest questions in the entire case. Three children. One alleged sequence. A serious self-harm attempt. A return home. All inside that same window. That is not a side issue. That IS the issue. #LindsayClancy #ClancyTrial #KevinReddington #ReasonableDoubt #TrueCrimeCommentary