Times Now · WorldNews · 2026-09-04
Lindsay Clancy Trial: Trump Breaks Silence, Says 'There'll Be a Price' | WATCH
President Trump spoke publicly for the first time Friday about the Lindsay Clancy case, a story that has captured national attention in the US, saying he expects the Massachusetts mother will face a retrial over the killing of her three children. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office shortly after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in the case, Trump said he assumes the case will go before a jury again, calling the situation terrible. He described what Clancy did as an awful act, saying it could hardly get worse. President Trump broke his silence on the Lindsay Clancy case Friday, predicting the Massachusetts mother will face a second trial after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict. Clancy, who admitted to killing her three children, remains at a psychiatric facility as prosecutors weigh whether to retry her, offer a plea deal, or drop the case. , US News, Times
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