Judge Rejects Bid to Acquit Lindsay Clancy in Children's Deaths

A judge has denied a defense motion to declare Lindsay Clancy not guilty of murder, nearly a month after her first trial resulted in a deadlocked jury. Clancy's attorney argued that prosecutors had failed to present sufficient evidence to prove her responsibility for the deaths of her three children.

Prosecutors countered that ample evidence exists, dismissing the defense's claim as "laughable." The ruling means the case will proceed, with the possibility of a new trial to determine Clancy's culpability in the tragic deaths.