In August 2026, the trial started for Lindsay Clancy, who is alleged to have killed her three children. The Prosecution told the jury it was premeditated murder, while the Defense said she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and can’t be held criminally responsible.

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On May 29, 2016, a white SUV mysteriously drove off a cliff in Hana, a town at the eastern end of Maui, in Hawaii. Inside the SUV were identical twin sisters - Alexandria and Anastasia Duval - but only one of them would survive, while the other would be charged with second degree murder.

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In August 2026, the trial started for Lindsay Clancy, who is alleged to have killed her three children. The Prosecution told the jury it was premeditated murder, while the Defense said she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and can’t be held criminally responsible.

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It all started with a missing persons report that was filed on October 27, 2014. Christopher Karl Regan hadn't been seen for two weeks and his friends and family were worried about him. The main suspect in his disappearance was Kelly Cochran, a married woman he had been secretly dating. But did Kelly really kill him, or did her husband have something to do with it?

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In August 2026, the trial started for Lindsay Clancy, who is alleged to have killed her three children. The Prosecution told the jury it was premeditated murder, while the Defense said she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and can’t be held criminally responsible.

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In January 2015, a call of an unconscious female came into the Santa Clara County Sheriff's office in Palo Alto, California. Deputies responded to a fraternity house on the Stanford campus and found an unresponsive woman who had been sexually assaulted, lying on the ground outside, behind a dumpster. The suspect was a freshman at Stanford, and the trial and sentencing that followed would make national news.

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In August 2026, the trial started for Lindsay Clancy, who is alleged to have killed her three children. The Prosecution told the jury it was premeditated murder, while the Defense said she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and couldn’t be held criminally responsible.

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On April 9, 2016, a road rage shooting took place in New Orleans, Louisiana that would claim the life of former NFL star Will Smith. With conflicting stories from both sides, what would happen during the trial of the man accused of killing him?

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