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The brother of the now-notorious holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy's murder mistrial is speaking out, revealing why he believes his sibling voted the mom criminally responsible for killing her three children. "I don't think religion had anything to do with it," the anonymous juror's brother told the New York Post on Tuesday, September 15, disputing online claims that Catholicism impacted the holdout juror's decision. (The holdout male juror has decided to withhold his identity from the public following the high-profile case's controversial mistrial ruling.) "[He] looked at the case, and he made the call," the brother continued. "For me, that's...

The doctor who performed the Netherlands’ first case of euthanasia on a child under 12 did so with due care, the supervising committee concluded after investigating. The patient, a child of nearly 2 years who suffered from several severe medical conditions, died at the end of 2025. This child was born very prematurely, at only 26 weeks of gestation. It quickly became apparent that the child had suffered severe brain damage, resulting in severe cerebral palsy and a visual impairment. This was compounded by frequent and severe epileptic seizures, which were largely unresponsive to medication. This left the child restless...

Joe Rogan has had enough of the women lining up outside a Massachusetts courthouse in pink to cheer a mother who strangled her three children to death.Sitting with comedian Brian Simpson, he refused to accept the "Free Lindsay" spectacle as a mental-health awareness campaign.He treated it as a grotesque inversion of basic human instinct: hundreds of adults, overwhelmingly women, performing solidarity with a child murderer.Joe Rogan condemns the "Free Lindsay" crowd: "If those ladies could see the crime scene and see those dead kids with their vacant eyes staring up because their mother took their life, the last thing that...

A roar of cheers and claps erupted from the sea of pink supporters as a sheriff’s department van carrying Lindsay Clancy rolled past. Around 400 women in shades of blush, salmon, coral and hot pink had gathered in solidarity with the 36-year-old defendant sitting in a wheelchair behind its blacked-out windows in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Some had driven overnight from New York City with their young children. Others traveled seven hours from Maine to attend what is being dubbed 'America's saddest murder trial.' All were there to rally behind the mom-of-three on trial for strangling her three children - Cora, five,...