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The second psychiatric nurse practitioner who saw Lindsay Clancy in the weeks before she killed her three young children testified today that she did not display symptoms of the psychosis she now says caused her to kill her children. Rebecca Jollotta saw Clancy three times and did not see her again after she went to McLean Hospital psychiatric ward for 4 1/2 days in December 2022.
The second psychiatric nurse practitioner who saw Lindsay Clancy in the weeks before she killed her three young children testified today that she did not display symptoms of the psychosis she now says caused her to kill her children. Rebecca Jollotta saw Clancy three times and did not see her again after she went to McLean Hospital psychiatric ward for 4 1/2 days in December 2022. "During all of your interactions with Lindsay Clancy, did she always present with clear, linear thinking?" asked Shanan Buckingham, an assistant district attorney in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. "Yes," Jollotta answered. "Was she able to express to you her concerns and ask appropriate questions when necessary?" Buckingham asked. "Yes," Jollotta answered. "And was she able to advocate for herself and express that she had some knowledge base about some of these medications?" Buckingham asked. "Yes," Jollotta answered. "And at no point during the time that you she was your patient or that she was at the clinic did she ever indicate that she was had a plan to kill herself or harm her children. Did she?" Buckingham asked. "No," Jollotta answered. "Thank you. Nothing further," Buckingham said. The trial continues on Wednesday (August 12, day 12) in Plymouth County Superior Court in Massachusetts. Clancy's case involves serious mental health issues and could distress people. If you or someone you know needs help, you can call or text 988 to speak to a trained crisis counselor. You also can visit 988lifeline.org or dial 800-273-8255 [TALK]. #law #crime #pharma

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