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What Jurors Saw Inside Lindsay Clancy's Prescription Bottles

Lindsay Clancy's murder trial reached its third day of testimony with first responders taking the stand and the jury set to visit the Duxbury home where three children died. But the moment that reshaped the conversation happened earlier in the week — when prosecutors walked nine prescription bottles past the jury and most of them still had pills inside.

The defense says Lindsay Clancy was overmedicated by providers who failed her. Patrick Clancy described thirteen different medications, a Seroquel spiral, and a woman who begged for help that never came. But prosecutors want the jury looking at what was still in those bottles.

Tony takes on the ten questions this audience cannot stop asking — from the medications to the 911 call to whether the medical system that prescribed those drugs belongs on trial. Everything you wanted to know. No holding back.

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