Every Key Moment From the Lindsay Clancy Trial, Blake Lively's Final Humiliation, and Brian Entin's Dispatch From Clancy Courtroom | Ep. 1386

Clancy's ordered behavior and planning prove she was not legally insane at the time of the murders.

The suicide hotline's policy of requiring a plan before intervening is insane and dangerous.

The prosecution's rebuttal experts effectively dismantled the defense's claim of altruistic filicide as a mental defect.

The John List case demonstrates that altruistic filicide is not a valid basis for an insanity defense.

The jury is highly engaged but showing frustration with the repetitive nature of the rebuttal phase. Defense attorney Kevin Reddington projects full control and confidence, contrasting with the prosecution's grumpy demeanor.

The battle of experts highlights psychiatry as a non-exact science where doctors cannot agree on what happened.

The prosecution's expert correctly identifies that a voice appearing only during the crime is suspicious and likely a tactic to reduce culpability.

The judge's ruling is a great result for Justin Baldoni and a humiliation for Blake Lively.

Melissa Gilbert is hypocritical for championing young women while defending a husband accused of serial sexual abuse.

The volume and consistency of allegations against Busfield suggest a pattern of predatory behavior.

Gilbert's theory that mobile phones caused the deaths of young actresses is absurd and ignores the industry's abuse problems.