00:00Now the jury resumed deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
00:03The way whether to find the Massachusetts mother criminally responsible for the killings of her three young children in 2023.
00:10ABC's Rena Roy has the latest from outside the courthouse.
00:13Jurors are once again behind closed doors in the courthouse behind me here in Plymouth, Massachusetts,
00:19working to determine Lindsay Clancy's fate.
00:21Last week, they deliberated for about 10 hours over the course of two days.
00:25On Friday, they asked to see the knife Clancy used to stab herself before she jumped from a second floor
00:31window,
00:31leaving her wheelchair bound.
00:33They also asked to see her prescription pill bottles.
00:36Defense attorney Kevin Reddington has argued she was over-medicated and failed by the health care system.
00:42But prosecutors say Clancy was in control and aware of her carefully planned strangulation
00:47of five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson, and eight-month-old Callan, while her husband Patrick ran errands.
00:54The jury of nine women and three men will decide which version of events they believe.
00:59If Lindsay Clancy is convicted of murder, she faces up to life in prison.
01:04If she is found not criminally responsible by reason of insanity,
01:08she would be sent to a state mental health facility.
01:10Rena Roy, ABC News, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
