Lindsay Clancy Trial: An Indictment of our Legal System

David Martin | The Daily Knight

Lindsay Clancy has gone on record as being a vindictive murderer who strangled her three children to death, which she openly confessed in court – and without remorse – and now we have feminists throughout the world taking her side and posting videos of themselves torturing their own children, as if this is something to be proud of. The socialist-controlled media is using the Lindsay Clancy case to glorify murder before the world, and here we have an insane judge and 11 insane jurors siding with this. 1

The judge in the Lindsay Clancy case, William Sullivan, has dismissed the case and declared it a “mistrial” for lack of evidence leading to no verdict, while we now have a killer at large walking our streets. If Clancy kills more people will the judges condone that too?

And where are the U.S Bishops? And our American pope? The Clancy trial is a national scandal that warrants censure by the Church. Where is Leo and the bishops? Their silence is complicity.

There is talk of resuming this case in October, but what is the court waiting for? The longer they wait it gives this horror story all the more chance to serve as a pacesetter for other murderously inclined women. It’s sending the signal throughout the world that murder is fine. The travesty of the adjudicators calls to mind the words of the Blessed Virgin Mary to the late seer Veronica of Bayside, when she told her:

“Judges in the court, you are perverse! Judges in the court, You have degraded your profession!” (June 16, 1977)

Some have tried to excuse Lindsay Chancy by saying she is insane when it is they who are insane. They’re forgetting that blood thirsty insanity is criminal. Lovers of justice are grieved by the court’s lack of justice. Christ spoke of such people when he told the multitudes:

“Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after justice: for they shall have their fill.” (Mt. 5:6) 

The Bible speaks of false leaders who one day will stand before God in judgement so we pray that the judge and his court repent of their negligence so they won’t have to stand before an angry God.

“For power is given you by the Lord, and strength by the most High, who will examine your works, and search out your thoughts: Because being ministers of his kingdom, you have not judged rightly, nor kept the law of justice, nor walked according to the will of God. Horribly and speedily will he appear to you: for a most severe judgment shall be for them that bear rule.” (Wisdom 6:4,5)

1. Meaning, to not condemn evil is to side with it. As they say, “silence is complicity.”