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A curated online index of legal authorities, clinical literature and contemporaneous reporting used to place the book's documented record in context.

Legal authoritiesMedical and clinical researchTrial and case reporting

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Sources are listed once by canonical record. News reports are attributed reporting, pleadings contain allegations rather than findings, and medical literature provides general clinical context—not a diagnosis of any person. The criminal proceeding remains unresolved.

Medical and clinical research

13 linked sources

  1. 01American College of Obstetricians and GynecologistsScreening and Diagnosis of Mental Health Conditions During Pregnancy and PostpartumOpen source
  2. 02American College of Obstetricians and GynecologistsTreatment and Management of Mental Health Conditions During Pregnancy and PostpartumOpen source
  3. 03American College of Obstetricians and GynecologistsSummary of Perinatal Mental Health ConditionsOpen source
  4. 04National Institute of Mental HealthPerinatal DepressionOpen source
  5. 05NCBI BookshelfPostpartum Psychosis: Clinical overviewOpen source
  6. 06Current Psychiatry ReportsPostpartum PsychosisOpen source
  7. 07Journal of PsychopharmacologyPostpartum psychosis: A proposed treatment algorithmOpen source
  8. 08Archives of Women's Mental HealthRecovery from postpartum psychosis: A systematic review and metasynthesisOpen source
  9. 09BMJ OpenBarriers to accessing mental-health services for women with perinatal mental illnessOpen source
  10. 10World PsychiatryThe lived experience of psychosis: A review co-written by experts by experience and academicsOpen source
  11. 11Massachusetts Department of Public HealthAbout Perinatal Mood and Anxiety DisordersOpen source
  12. 12Massachusetts Department of Mental HealthMCPAP for Moms program informationOpen source
  13. 13Postpartum Support InternationalIntensive perinatal psychiatric treatment directoryOpen source

Trial and case reporting

19 linked sources

  1. 01Associated PressLindsay Clancy goes on trial over whether postpartum psychosis drove her to kill her three childrenOpen source
  2. 02Associated PressAt Lindsay Clancy trial, focus turns to medications prescribed before murdersOpen source
  3. 03Associated PressMom and sister testify about Lindsay Clancy's declining mental stateOpen source
  4. 04Associated PressPsychologist testifies about criminal responsibilityOpen source
  5. 05Associated PressDefense rests after psychiatric testimonyOpen source
  6. 06Associated PressMistrial declared after jury deadlocksOpen source
  7. 07Associated PressWhat could happen after the mistrialOpen source
  8. 08ReutersLindsay Clancy trial over killing her children ends in mistrialOpen source
  9. 09ReutersJury remains deadlocked after fifth day of deliberationsOpen source
  10. 10WBURAs trial begins, Patrick Clancy describes growing concern for his children's safetyOpen source
  11. 11WBURCourtroom hears 911 call as Patrick Clancy recalls the day of the killingsOpen source
  12. 12PBS NewsHourWhat the trial reveals about the postpartum mental-health systemOpen source
  13. 13PBS NewsHourTrial turns focus to medications prescribed before the deathsOpen source
  14. 14NBC BostonWhat happens next after the mistrial?Open source
  15. 15CBS News BostonMurder case ends in mistrial after jury fails to reach a unanimous verdictOpen source
  16. 16The GuardianJudge declares mistrial after jury deadlocked againOpen source
  17. 17Boston.comA timeline of the Lindsay Clancy caseOpen source
  18. 18CT InsiderWhat happened the day Lindsay Clancy's three children diedOpen source
  19. 19RevMassachusetts v. Lindsay Clancy closing arguments transcriptOpen source

Cite the book

Recommended citation

Ansell, Jason. The Last Man Standing: Lindsay Clancy, Postpartum Psychosis, and the Juror at the Center of a Deadlock. Ansell Publishing, 2026. ISBN 978-1-0679323-5-0.
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