Escalation: Judge permits autopsy photos, jury visit

A judge ruled that autopsy photos of Lindsay Clancy's three children can be shown to jurors during her upcoming trial. This decision was made during a pretrial hearing in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

The judge also approved a jury visit to Clancy's former home, where the alleged murders took place. This visit will allow jurors to gain context about the crime scene.

However, the judge did not make a ruling on the admissibility of a 911 call related to the case, leaving that issue unresolved for now.

Clancy is facing charges for the strangulation deaths of her children in January 2023, and her trial is scheduled to begin in July 2026.

The trial is expected to last a month or more, as prosecutors prepare to present their case against her.

AI-synthesized from multiple reported sources