What was the verdict in Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy?

No verdict has been returned. The trial ran from July 29, 2026 in Plymouth Superior Court; closing arguments were Day 22 and the jury began deliberating that afternoon. Possible outcomes: guilty of first or second degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty by reason of lack of criminal responsibility under Commonwealth v. McHoul.

What is the McHoul standard?

Under Commonwealth v. McHoul, 352 Mass. 544 (1967), a person is not criminally responsible if, as a result of mental disease or defect, they lacked substantial capacity to appreciate wrongfulness or conform conduct to law. Burden on Commonwealth beyond reasonable doubt.

Where can I watch the trial?

Each of the 14 transcript pages links its YouTube court recording via Court TV / Law&Crime / PBS NewsHour. No Rev.com paywall. See /transcripts and /media.

Dr. Renee Stonebridge

Dr. Renee Stonebridge appears in the trial record of *Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy*. This page currently records only what the transcripts show. Background, professional role and relationship to the case still need to be researched and written by a person, and sourced.

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Dr. Renee Stonebridge

Entity Type: Person

Role: Witness (role not yet established, needs review)

Appears: see below

Page status: Record-derived stub. The sections below are counted from the transcripts; no biography has been written yet.

Summary

Dr. Renee Stonebridge appears in the trial record of Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy.

This page currently records only what the transcripts show. Background, professional role and

relationship to the case still need to be researched and written by a person, and sourced.

In the trial record

Generated from the transcripts. Every figure below is counted from the record itself, not estimated.

In their own words

	Testimony	Cited
Employer	"I work at the Commonwealth of Massachusetts at the Boston office."	Day 12, 02:42:40
Time in the role	"I have worked there since July of 2017."	Day 12, 02:42:50
Involvement	"For Cora Clancy, I examined the eyes."	Day 12, 02:45:48
Involvement	"For Dawson Clancy, I examined the eyes as well."	Day 12, 02:48:36
Involvement	"For Callan Clancy, I examined the brain, the dura, the spinal cord, and the eyes. And what"	Day 12, 02:49:25

Called by the Commonwealth. Inferred from the direct examination: Jennifer Sprague asked 10 of the first 10 questions put to this witness. Direct examination precedes cross-examination, so the counsel who opens is the party that called them.

Speaks in the record: 33 turns across 1 day.

Day	Date	Turns	From	To
Day 12	Thursday, August 13, 2026	33	02:41:49	02:52:53

Named elsewhere in the archive: 5 times across 2 sources.

Source	Times	Go to
crime-timeline	3	first mention
Day 12: Counselor and Clinicians	2	first mention

Sources

Plymouth Superior Court trial transcripts, Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy (July to August 2026)