Lindsay Clancy made disturbing Google searches, including how to slit throat to die, before killing her 3 kids

Lindsay Clancy made a series of disturbing Google searches – including “How to slit throat to die” – in the days and weeks leading up to the grisly murders of her three children, bombshell testimony revealed this week.Clancy’s defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, shockingly confronted a Massachusetts state trooper with the alarming searches as the mom’s murder trial entered its 13th day Thursday. “Did you come across a search, ‘Where is the carotid artery?'” Reddington asked Trooper Timothy Chiappini, who analyzed Clancy’s cellphone after 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson and Callan, 8 months old, were found fatally strangled in the family’s Duxbury home on Jan.24, 2023. “I don’t recall,” Chiappini responded. Reddington then asked about the searches, “How to slit throat to die” and “How to turn airbags off on Kia Sorento” – but the trooper again said he did not remember them. “These all came from Lindsay’s phone, right?” Reddington asked, and held up posters displaying each search for the Plymouth County courtroom to see. “I can’t confirm that,” Chiappini said, but then agreed with Reddington that “it’s a pretty good inference,” given that the phone identifier number displayed on the records introduced at the trial matched the one from his own forensic review of Clancy’s phone. Another particularly disturbing tidbit recovered from the former nurse’s phone was the Google query, “Can you treat a sociopath,” which was made Jan.

20, 2023 – just four days before the killings, Chiappini confirmed. The trooper’s chilling testimony also revealed a flurry of searches about postpartum depression and mental health conditions, including “psychosis.”Clancy searched for information about schizophrenia and psychosis on Jan.19 and 20, 2023 – when she also looked up the terms “hallucinations” and “intrusive,” Chiappini told the jury, citing the cellphone records.She also made searches regardin...