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A former psychiatric hospital employee who made a TikTok criticizing prosecutors and the facility where Lindsay Clancy was briefly committed will not be allowed to testify at Clancy’s trial.

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00:00So you understand from watching the proceedings that you became emotional over
00:05is that Lindsay went in on New Year's Eve with some fairly serious symptomology, is that correct?
00:12Yes.
00:12And Patrick indicated that they were, quite frankly, pretty bluntly disgusted
00:17with the help and the care that was allegedly offered to her, right?
00:20Right.
00:21Now, you came out with a TikTok.
00:25I did.
00:27A reel or whatever you call it.
00:28Yeah, TikTok.
00:30And would you agree with me that you were pretty angry when you did that?
00:33Yeah, definitely emotional.
00:34Tell the judge, why were you emotional when you did that TikTok?
00:38Well, it's a lengthy TikTok.
00:40It's about 10 minutes.
00:41And I was emotional because I felt like what was discussed in court was not aligned with what my experience
00:50was.
00:51I noted several things.
00:52I'll try to summarize some of them.
00:54There was mention that there's individual therapy on the unit.
00:57There is not.
00:59There was mention of seeing a doctor every day.
01:01I felt like there was some misleading of that.
01:04You do see a doctor every day.
01:06But on the weekends and on a holiday, it's one doctor who's seeing all of the patients.
01:11The meetings can be as short as one minute.
01:14Many patients decline those meetings.
01:17And the doctor who's there on the weekend and holidays is seeing 23 patients.
01:22So I felt it was misleading to indicate that there's sort of an in-depth doctor session when it's very
01:31brief.
01:31I feel like I'm going to be a doctor.
01:31I feel like I'm going to be a doctor.
01:31I feel like I'm going to be a doctor.
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