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Lindsay Clancy’s Attorney Attacks Fox News Stars In Shock Courthouse Rant
Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney tore into two of the nation’s biggest legal media personalities Monday, accusing them of botching their coverage of the accused child killer’s case.
Kevin Reddington blasted Fox News host Sean Hannity and legal commentator Nancy Grace while entering the courtroom ahead of jury deliberations.
“It’s been obviously a long weekend,” Reddington said. “You’re all journalists, reporters, news media, and this weekend has been horrific with the coverage.”
The veteran defense lawyer branded Grace “the Queen of Mean” and accused her of spreading a false account of the evidence presented in the Lindsay Clancy trial.
“I challenge Nancy Grace to show us where Lindsay Clancy ever said, ever googled ‘How to kill’ — words that came out of her mouth — and these things hurt, these things hurt people. If you’re going to be a journalist, do it right.”
🤔 CLANCY ATTORNEY “HORRIFIED”
AT NANCY GRACE.He Lindsay Clancy never “Googled how to k*ll” – The Wine Mom Whisperer
I found the clip he’s referring to.
Lindsay Clancy attorney Reddington
says the Hannity & Nancy coverage was horrific.Lindsay Clancy googling ways like how… https://t.co/2zMckSHUgM pic.twitter.com/thYFeoqr5d
— Johnny St.Pete (@JohnMcCloy) August 31, 2026
Reddington then changed course, offering praise to two local journalists who have covered the closely watched trial.
Jurors deciding Clancy’s fate asked to review critical evidence Friday morning as deliberations continued in her Massachusetts murder trial.
Clancy’s family and members of the public returned to the courtroom as Judge William Sullivan appeared to hold up two clear plastic bags containing bottles of her medication.
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington later told the Daily Mail that jurors wanted to examine the two bags of pill bottles recovered by police and Clancy’s ex-husband, Patrick. They also requested the bloody knife she used during her suicide attempt.
The 12-member jury began deliberating Thursday after hearing closing arguments from prosecutors and the defense.
Nine women and three men were selected from a group of 18 jurors. They must decide whether Clancy is guilty of first-degree murder, second-degree murder, or manslaughter, not guilty, or not guilty by reason of insanity.
