Lindsay Clancy murder trial has divided US on whether she's victim or criminal

Figure caption, Inside court as judge declares a mistrial in Lindsay Clancy caseByAna Faguy, Reporting fromreporting from court in Massachusetts, Brandon Drenon and Sheila FlynnWarning: This story contains distressing details and discussion of attempted suicideJodi Fournier spent 15 days at the courthouse - sitting, listening and waiting. It was a personal duty, she felt, to show support for Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother charged with murdering her three children.Katelyn Kazmirci, from North Carolina, convinced her mother to make a detour to the courthouse in Plymouth on their way to a family funeral, intrigued by the case she had followed on TikTok.All around them, dozens of women wearing pink rallied in support of Clancy. Not everyone felt the same and across the country, on social media and at dinner tables, Americans have been debating the case with passion.For nearly seven weeks, the trial transfixed and divided the nation on whether Clancy was a victim or a criminal who deserved to be behind bars.The 36-year-old nurse's defence team argued she had been suffering from postpartum psychosis when she strangled her young children and so could not be held criminally respo...