Hidden True Crime

I love your alls podcast. I realized listening to you and dr John this weekend how much I love the nerdy science part that dr John brings to this/ his experience and knowledge for sure-but when he recites studies and tries to breakdown complex things and finds himself talking about amoeba’s and laughing…I love it! Keep up the great work!

I love this show the most and have successfully turned on three new listeners. Writing with a request! Please profile elizabeth Holmes! Also I’m just seeing all of these reviews about the Clancy trial that are angry and disappointed. It makes me sad! I disagree with the theme that unites them-that “objectivity” is the gold standard or that the reporters don’t care about the victims. Objectivity isn’t real for beings that ONLY experience the world through their subjective felt experience. And gestures of objectivity are less interesting and less engaging. I listened to every single podcast on Lindsay Clancy and appreciated the detailed reporting, the contextual clips, the integration of diverse views from commenters of the show, AND the personal views and shared story of a friend who experienced post partum psychosis. What unites us is not the thin and false pretense of ‘objectivity’, it’s the human centered, authentic experiences bravely shared that help us think about life from someone else’s perspective, find commonality where there’s overlap, and expand our understanding of the human experience.

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Regardless of whether you think Lindsay Clancy is guilty or not, she is responsible for those children not being here. None of us will ever truly know what her mental state was when she was dealing with PPD and while factors such as inadequate care contributed to her deteriorating state of mind, someone needs to be held responsible. Fingers should be pointed in the direction of the healthcare system and Lindsay’s doctors and not a single juror. If the holdout held a sincere belief that Lindsay was aware of what she did or was not willing to give in because of that belief, that is within his rights as a juror. There is no clear intent on the part of this juror to deny justice or disregard the law. This is a disproportionate response to her attorneys not receiving the outcome they’d hoped for. I believe that Lindsay was not aware of what she had done, but ultimately she is responsible for what happened after the fact.