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Inside the Lindsay Clancy Case: Postpartum Psychosis or Premeditated Crime

In this episode, we examine the case of Lindsay Clancy through a lens rarely centered in true crime: the complex intersection of postpartum mental health, psychiatric medication, and criminal responsibility. Rather than focusing on shock or spectacle, this episode explores the psychological, medical, and behavioral questions at the center of a case that continues to divide public opinion. Drawing on research in perinatal mental health, forensic psychology, trauma science, and behavioral neuroscience, we explore: • How postpartum depression, anxiety, and psychosis differ — and why those distinctions matter legally and medically • The role psychiatric medications and rapid treatment changes may play in cognition, perception, and decision-making • How intent, awareness, and criminal responsibility are evaluated in cases involving severe mental illness • The warning signs clinicians look for during postpartum psychiatric crises • What neuroscience and psychology can and cannot explain when tragedy occurs With a background in public health and behavioral science (graduate training at Johns Hopkins), The Murder Mindset prioritizes education, prevention, and understanding over sensationalism — asking difficult questions about mental health, accountability, and how systems respond when care fails at the most critical moment. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of mental illness, child death, suicide attempts, and violence. Listener discretion is strongly advised. 🎧 This episode is intended for listeners interested in true crime, forensic psychology, neuroscience, maternal mental health, and the behavioral science behind violence. Follow The Murder Mindset on Instagram and TikTok @TheMurderMindset for case insights, short-form analysis, and episode updates. Disclaimer: Snoring Frenchies may occasionally be heard in the background. Elliot is not sorry.