Testimony has resumed in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, with a focus on her mental state. The trial is examining her state of mind when she killed her three children. Details about the case are emerging through the testimony.
A diary kept by Clancy is being used as evidence, providing insight into her thoughts and feelings before the incident. Further information about the trial and Clancy's mental state can be found through ABC7 News, which is providing live updates on the proceedings.
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