What was once a quiet family life has turned into a heartbreaking legal battle. The husband of a woman accused of killing their three children during what lawyers describe as “postpartum madness” is now suing the doctors who treated her, claiming they gave her too many powerful medications and ignored clear warning signs. He says the drugs clouded her mind, pushed her deeper into mental collapse, and set the stage for an unimaginable tragedy. What should have been care and protection, he argues, became a deadly failure. Now, as the court fight begins, the case is raising painful questions about mental health, medical responsibility, and how a system meant to help may have let a family fall apart in the worst way possible.
The husband of a Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her kids in a horrific ‘postpartum psychotic break’ is suing doctors for ‘overmedicating’ her. Lindsay Clancy, 35, is accused of murdering her three children—Cora, five, Dawson, three, and eight-month-old Callan— back in January 2023. The mother-of-three has pleaded not guilty, with attorneys saying she was severely depressed and suffering from postpartum depression and psychosis. Clancy … Read more