I have deliberately avoided writing about this trial because the entire scenario is preposterous. A woman sends her husband out of the house to get food. While he’s gone, she strangles her three children with exercise bands and then jumps out of the second-story window.

When her husband returns home, he discovers his wife, Lindsay, who was paralyzed from the waist down by her leap of guilt. After calling 911 for her, he discovers his three kids nearly dead in the house.

The children- Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and Callan, 8 months- all died from Clancy’s murderous rampage. Cora and Dawson were rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead shortly thereafter. Callan, the infant, died a few days later.

Clancy admits to strangling all three of the kids, so one would think this is an open-and-shut case. Prosecutors argued that Clancy meticulously planned the killings by sending her husband out for food. Her defense team, led by attorney Kevin Reddington, argues that her actions were the unfortunate result of untreated and mismanaged postpartum illness, rather than premeditated intent.

As if the trial details weren’t horrific enough, the actions surrounding this nightmare are even worse. If Gallup took a poll about what single incident would demonstrate the deterioration of American society, I personally would never have chosen the trial where a mother brutally murdered three innocent children. That alone is a deep, dark hole for anyone to peer into.

Still, the real statement of degradation involved the circus of woke women who gathered both outside and inside the courthouse, carrying signs in support of the murderous mother, starting bizarre rumors that the husband actually did it, even though he is on camera at the store she sent him off to. Some of the witches circling outside even suggested that they had arrested the wrong Lindsay Clancy, as if that made any sense at all.

The madness may be working; the jury in this no-brainer of a case can’t seem to see the forest for the trees and put this monster behind bars where she belongs. As of now, the jury is still deadlocked on the sixth day because one juror is holding out.

It gets worse. On Tuesday, Dawn Light, 56, was arrested on a charge of intimidating a juror, witness, police officer, or court official. Prosecutors requested bail set at $50,000 in cash; however, the judge released her on personal recognizance with several conditions.

Light was taken into custody on Tuesday at approximately 3:40 p.m. outside Plymouth District Court. Police did not initially provide further information regarding the allegations against Light, but new details emerged during Wednesday’s arraignment.

Officers responded to the employee parking area and discovered a blue Toyota parked in a restricted zone behind the courthouse. They approached the individual inside the vehicle, later identified as Light, and inquired whether she was filming or taking pictures of anyone in the parking lot.

Assistant District Attorney Nicole Piacentini said this about Light:

“She was adamant she was not. She stated she was waiting to see if Lindsay Clancy would come out of the building.”

State police requested to see Light’s phone and initially found no photos or videos of anyone in the parking lot. However, when they examined her deleted photos, they discovered a video showing several people leaving the courthouse from the vantage point where Light was situated.

Court officers confirmed that those captured on video were jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial, and they took Light into custody.

Piacentini added:

“It’s very clear that this is a situation that is very serious for the Commonwealth. This is a case in which she is filming jurors that are coming out of the building. The courthouse has taken extraordinary measures to protect the sanctity of the trial. This individual is not only videoing jurors coming in and out of the courthouse, she went back there to a restricted area. The sanctity of the judicial system is at risk because of her actions. It’s an extremely serious matter for the Commonwealth and the integrity of the proceedings.”

“Although she states she was looking for Lindsay Clancy to come out of the courthouse, it was clear she was filming the jurors. Court officers were able to determine she was filming the jurors. She was in clear violation of the order by Judge Sullivan in this case.”

Naturally, Light’s attorney, Jennifer White, defended her client. “This is a complete misunderstanding, Your Honor. My client was seeking a picture of Ms. Clancy and had no interaction with the jurors.”

The judge decided to release Light on personal recognizance bail, on the condition that she stay away from the courthouse grounds, have no contact with jurors or witnesses involved in the Clancy trial, and refrain from sharing any photos or videos she captured. She is scheduled to return to court on October 15 for a pretrial hearing.

This situation feels like The Twilight Zone. People are fervently defending a murderer who has confessed to the crime, making themselves look foolish with signs and outlandish conspiracy theories. Meanwhile, Light appears at the back of the building, filming the jurors.

But if all of this wasn’t bad enough, women are now mimicking killing their babies on TikTok. They hold their real babies, then switch to dolls, pretending to drop them, put them in the dryer or dishwasher, and to bang their heads

The captions read, “Postpartum anxiety got me like…” and “Postpartum anxiety be like

These woke morons are sick. There is nothing funny about any of this. There are three dead children who were murdered by their mother. Their innocence is screaming for justice, and all these people seem to hear is their own narcissistic need to make it about them.

Milt Harris——Bio and Archives

Milt spent thirty years as a sales and operations manager for an international manufacturing company. He is also a four-time published author on a variety of subjects. Now, he spends most of his time researching and writing about conservative politics and liberal folly.