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Day 14Aug 17, 2026prosecution-rests

Prosecution rests after ~70 witnesses; defense begins

Lindsay Clancy Trial · The full record

Cellebrite expert Ian Whiffin closed the Commonwealth's case with iPhone data from Jan 24, 2023: stair climbs at 5:33 and 5:38 p.m., a final heart-rate reading at 5:23 p.m., and searches including 'ketamine for suicide ideation' (Jan 18) and 'symptoms of postpartum psychosis' (Jan 19). The Commonwealth rested Monday morning. The defense opened with character and family witnesses: nurse colleague Margaret Hamp, sister Allison Ozga, and mother Paula Musgrove — who read an October 2022 text, 'Mom will you please come up and stay with me…Something is wrong,' and said Lindsay disclosed 'thoughts of harming the children' in late December. Boston 25 News · NBC Boston · WBUR · CBS News

Who testified

  • Ian Whiffin — Cellebrite digital forensics (prosecution). Apple Health data; stair climbs 5:33/5:38 p.m.; searches re: ketamine and postpartum psychosis; data stops at 5:38 p.m. per cross.
  • Margaret Hamp — L&D nurse, MGH (defense). 'The kind of nurse you want taking care of you'; once called police for a wellness check over a baby-cam concern.
  • Allison Ozga — Sister (defense). Decline from Thanksgiving to Christmas 2022; suicidal thoughts at Christmastime after McLean discharge.
  • Paula Musgrove — Mother (defense). 'Things changed in October'; the 'Something is wrong' text; late-Dec disclosure of thoughts of harming the children; cross: she didn't consider commitment or separation. Also: 'The medication was pretty much just destroying her mind.'
  • Michael Vulfovich — ER physician (defense expert). Reviewed Clancy's Jan 24 injuries.

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