A courtroom has been left completely reeled after prosecutors dropped a chilling, high-stakes update in the horrific case of Lindsay Clancy, the postpartum mother accused of taking the lives of her three young children. In a devastating statement that has sent shockwaves through the community, officials revealed the crimes were committed with “extreme atrocity and cruelty”—using an ordinary, everyday household item.

Massachusetts mom Lindsay Clancy showed “extreme atrocity and cruelty” when she killed her three kidswith exercise bands prosecutors argued, Thursday.

Evidence from the scene — including the fact that her husband Patrick Clancy was able to quickly remove the bands from his children’s throats after finding them dead at their Duxbury home on Jan. 24, 2023 suggests that the killings were savage and deliberate, according to prosecutors.

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Patrick was on the phone with a 911 dispatcher when he finally discovered Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 8-month old Callan in the basement – and as police were headed down the stairs – crying, “She killed the kids!” according to court papers from last week.

Lindsay Clancy, seated in a wheelchair and wearing a black cardigan, looks ahead while a correctional officer pushes her from behind.

Massachusetts mom Lindsay Clancy showed “extreme atrocity and cruelty” when she killed her three kids with exercise bands prosecutors argued, Thursday. Greg Derr/The Patriot Ledger / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Patrick found the children, each with an exercise band around their necks, but by the time first responders got to the basement, “each band [was] lying next to each child,” the filing alleges.

“The brief time between finding each child and the fact that Mr. Clancy was able to remove each band so quickly” suggested the theory that Lindsay may have tied the bands in a knot and walked away couldn’t be true, prosecutors claimed.

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