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.