Paramedic Describes Treating Lindsay Clancy

Robert Costanzo from the Pembroke Fire Department attended to Lindsay Clancy after she jumped from her home in Duxbury. Clancy displayed agitation by reaching out her arms, yet she did not regain consciousness. Costanzo administered Narcan, used to counteract drug overdoses, but it did not affect Clancy. Defense attorney Kevin Reddington emphasized that the Narcan had no impact, questioning Costanzo about his knowledge of Clancy’s spinal injury, which Costanzo admitted he was unaware of. Discussion arose over the characterization of Clancy’s neck and wrist wounds, previously labeled superficial. Inside a well-lit ambulance, Costanzo observed no significant bleeding from these injuries. His testimony concluded at 11:45 a.m.

First Responders Describe Injuries to Clancy Children

Paramedics Patrick Dwyer and Jennifer Stratton reported on the Clancy children’s injuries. Dwyer noted the paleness of Cora, age five, upon arrival. Stratton found Callan, eight months old, and Cora on the floor, quickly requesting additional ambulances. She carried Callan to the ambulance. Defense attorney Reddington did not cross-examine Dwyer or Stratton.

Fire Captain Keith Nette and Firefighter Loring Nudd Testify

Duxbury Fire Captain Keith Nette briefly testified about witnessing CPR on one of the children in the ambulance, learning it was three-year-old Dawson. Nette aided with chest compressions on another child. His testimony ended around 11:10 a.m. Firefighter and EMT Loring “Chuck” Nudd witnessed a police officer carrying a non-breathing Dawson. EMTs performed CPR, then moved equipment to the basement to assist the other children. Nudd drove Dawson to Plymouth Hospital and concluded his testimony by 11 a.m.

Chaotic Scene Described by Fire Captain PJ Hussey

Fire Captain and paramedic PJ Hussey depicted a chaotic scene upon entering the Clancy basement. He saw Patrick Clancy unwrapping exercise bands from a child’s head. Hussey called all available Duxbury personnel due to the severity of the situation. His testimony faced no cross-examination.

Officer Testimonies: Patrick Clancy’s Distress

Officer Brian Josephine testified about hearing Patrick Clancy’s distress upon discovering his deceased children. Alongside Officer Stephen Hall, Josephine entered the Clancy home. Josephine completed his testimony without defense questions. Hall recounted Patrick’s evident distress and his discovery of Lindsay Clancy injured outside. Hall obtained a heart monitor during his investigation. The prosecution led by Jennifer Sprague completed examining Hall, with no cross-examination.

Trial Overview and Future Proceedings

The case unfolds under the guidance of Judge William Sullivan. If convicted of murder, Lindsay Clancy could face life imprisonment without parole. Alternatively, she might be sent to a mental health facility if found not criminally responsible. A jury visit to the Clancy home is planned, restricted to external and specified internal inspections. The prior day’s proceedings involved emotional testimony from Patrick Clancy and a poignant 911 call that impacted Lindsay Clancy during the trial, resulting in a recess after she heard the recording.