@korabidrizi: Let’s talk about Lindsay Clancy. #lindsayclancy #forensicpsychology #psychosis #postpartum #psychology

Korab Idrizi, Ph.D.
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rayrayrob
rayrayrob :
People have no ability to understand nuance or mental health. It’s so frustrating. Those of us who have seen psychosis understand.
2026-09-09 12:06:53
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rinasfol
rina :
As a cop… I think the most important point you made that people truly misunderstand and can’t imagine is that normal behaviors/routines/logic/rationalizing/planning and actively experiencing psychosis are not mutually exclusive. Unless you have experience seeing people in psychosis, I get that it’s hard to understand. For example, if someone truly believes there are people living in their walls. That doesn’t mean they forget how to shower, drive, talk to real people, and rationalize. They can still rationalize regarding other things like the fact they need to feed the kids and lock their front doors, they just cannot rationalize when it comes to their specific delusions.
2026-09-09 13:13:35
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emerald_empress7
Emerald_Empress7 :
Not a professional but a mom of an adult son who was in and out of psychosis for two years (battling the system to get him help for two years too). I’ve seen his psychosis. There was a summer he decided to be homeless because of the psychosis and lived down by the river. He’s medicated right now and would never voluntarily give up the roof over his head. He was also convinced we were all part of a conspiracy to medicate him so he couldn’t have kids. He planned and did things that were not who he is in his right mind. Even on days he seemed “normal”. He was still sick! Still in psychosis. I think people expect psychosis to look like some incoherent person - it’s not TV. The reality of it is so different.
2026-09-09 14:11:18
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terrip55
terrip55 :
As a new nurse working the postpartum floor I took care of a young woman that was psychotic. She tried to smother her newborn because she was convinced that he was an alien. She believed that an alien had inseminated her and that the baby was evil. Otherwise she talked and behaved normally, but her delusion was very real to her. She was sent to our local mental health facility upon leaving us and the baby went home with her parents. PPP is very real.
2026-09-09 15:12:30
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kristinethesage
Kristine Lanphere :
I appreciate your psychological stand point, and I’m not saying you are wrong, but the facts don’t add up in this case, that she did this. Down to the DNA and the timing of events. They weaponized her mental health. Of course she could have done it, but she most likely didn’t, due to the evidence presented. And that’s why it’s good to know the facts before speaking. Every case is different.
2026-09-09 04:11:58
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piesees314
Piesees :
Maybe you should do some research on this case before you make this video…the woman is innocent so your video makes zero sense
2026-09-09 14:05:21
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milliesdogmom
Meg :
Premeditated actions based on delusions that they 1000% thought were real and reasonable thoughts.
2026-09-09 15:14:37
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rhymes.with.bucket
Rhymes with bucket :
For the love of God THANK YOU
2026-09-09 12:03:21
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elephants77770
Lena :
Then either she’s criminally negligent for lying to therapists, medication & therapist shopping or this case sets us back & we go back to how it used to be for centuries where men can commit us when we have PND. As a labour theatre nurse she knew more than most what could happen if she didn’t follow her treatment plan. If she was too far gone with her mental health to have been responsible for it then we go back to how it was. We can’t have it both ways & not see more victims.
2026-09-09 03:14:12
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tinacoomer8
Tinapsych :
I’m a psychiatric NP- I just cannot with the general public. It’s infuriating! But these folks saying death penalty is sad. Hope they never have this or a family member! It’s not black and white folks!! Premeditated? Soo ridiculous?!! Exactly!!! They aren’t forgetting. They never knew it. They aren’t educated on it.
2026-09-09 14:22:58
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goldengirl487
Auengirl :
I’m retired forensic psych RN (Atascadero State Hospital) I agree with you. My take on it is Bipolar 1 having a mixed episode. She said she felt that the antidepressants made her worse and that makes total sense. They are activating. No one ever prescribed her a mood stabilizer . If they had those kids might be alive.
2026-09-09 08:38:53
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user0fvehr7fm8
Cathy :
🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️oh Jesus Christ! Dear god help us
2026-09-09 14:53:09
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oksanabooks
oksana 📚🐦‍⬛♟️ :
My MIL was in psychosis and we had to call SWAT on her bc she threatened to blow up a building. Then she threw poo at her nurses bc she thought they were trying to unalive her. She spit on faught with the cops that took her to the hospital. It was absolutely awful
2026-09-09 14:26:45
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iknowwalot
Iknowtoomuch :
Yes but that’s not the evidence presented. Two things can be true. She could’ve been experiencing PPP. There is not enough evidence to show she did it. People are saying her husband did it bc that’s how the evidence is point out … only his dna on the murder weapon, his timeline not adding up etc
2026-09-09 03:38:07
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annamariafrangis
AnnaMaria Frangis :
Even with all the treatments !!!!!!! It did NOT prevent her for doing the ultimate act of betrayal !! So let’s not set this stage for people thinking that being on their meds will prevent them from killing people and of story !!
2026-09-09 14:08:36
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almerzglue
Alma :
THIS!!! I’m in the mental health field and I’ve been trying to explain this to people too
2026-09-09 02:37:29
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bmw88_
Brad :
If you’ve ever seen someone drunk you’d know why’d they’d hop behind a wheel and ram into a family.
2026-09-09 09:12:29
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stephkane1
Stephanie :
great take
2026-09-09 12:41:30
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space_dog06
Space_Dog :
She didn’t believe her children were evil. She had an overwhelming urge to kill herself and believed her children would be unsafe without her, and because she loved them so much she had to protect them.
2026-09-09 13:24:22
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heyitsmeivette
heyitsmeivette🌸🌙☀️ :
but the physical evidence points to him though. so I can appreciate the explanation and maybe it would be helpful in other cases. just not this one
2026-09-09 13:21:13
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susieqforyou0
Susan :
Do most murderers not suffer from some form of psychosis? I mean to murder someone you can’t be in the right frame of mind.
2026-09-09 10:54:56
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marybethg23
Mary Beth :
THANK YOU!! I wish I could send this to everyone who will not educate themselves on mental health. I know someone who goes through psychosis and these comments are making me so mad. I don’t think Patrick should have ever left her alone for one minute with the thoughts she was having. I know someone who thought she was in a relationship with a celebrity and has 2 trespassing arrests. She also heard voices to unalive herself with her son in her bed. It was a failed attempt. If the voices told her to hurt him she would have done it.
2026-09-09 12:50:19
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christine.orelli
CMO18 :
Its because people truly don't understand mental illnesses. We had a friend going through a manic episode who was undiagnosed bipolar and I witnessed him go through a psychosis. Some friends still didn't understand it and talked about him poorly and made fun of him. I tried so hard to get them to understand he was dealing with an undiagnosed mental disorder!!!
2026-09-09 13:18:07
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truevision0404
Lisa :
Thank you for breaking this down so clearly. This information is incredibly important, and more people need to see it. I'm sharing your video to help spread the word!
2026-09-09 07:55:00
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debkopi
DeeCaci :
Yeah...if she did... which she didn't
2026-09-09 07:04:01
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