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Lindsay Clancy Agrees to Evidence Stipulation in Murder Trial

Lindsay Clancy agreed in court to a stipulation regarding certain forensic evidence in her murder trial, which centers on the deaths of her three children. The stipulation allows the prosecution to avoid calling numerous witnesses to establish evidence chain of custody. Testimony revealed that no usable fingerprints were found on key evidence, which may influence jurors' perceptions of the case.

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Lindsay Clancy agreed in court to a stipulation regarding certain forensic evidence in her murder trial, which centers on the deaths of her three children. The stipulation allows the prosecution to avoid calling numerous witnesses to establish evidence chain of custody. Testimony revealed that no usable fingerprints were found on key evidence, which may influence jurors' perceptions of the case.

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Lindsay Clancy strikes evidence deal as fingerprint gap opens trial debate, expert says

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Lindsay Clancy Agrees to Evidence Stipulation in Murder Trial