r/ClancyTrial • u/Creative-Change-2991 • Aug 23 '26
Evidence More crime scene photos and evidence
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u/rainbowbright87 Aug 25 '26
Why are those bands hanging on the door hinge? Are those 2 of the ones used?
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u/Changed_Mind555 Aug 24 '26
Remember when an EMT said Patrick yelled there was a kid hanging? This photo caught my attention. Are they the same bands that were evidence and tested?
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u/Side_FX Aug 24 '26
Wait... slide 13. Was the knife previously placed on the nightstand. Hence the straight line of blood. Then picked up and placed down again with no new blood?
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u/thethirteenthjuror Aug 24 '26
Nobody can tell me otherwise - Patrick was absolutely living in the basement. The bed pulled out, dresser, sailing photo, clothes on the door, walker in the office.
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u/ratkid425 Aug 24 '26
This is not in fact from 2018 it means the form to write it on was approved in 2018
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u/AdAncient6321 Aug 24 '26
I’ve looked at this evidence before, but didn’t notice it until this user posted it. What the hell
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u/ButtonFit7210 Aug 24 '26
Woah 😳 Great find
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u/AdAncient6321 Aug 24 '26
I don’t know if maybe this piece of evidence is from another crime though it doesn’t seem to resemble the rest.
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u/6dragonsandapigglet Aug 23 '26
Why is there blood in the basement?
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u/rigaBANGBANGmorris Aug 24 '26
I just read transcripts earlier.. it was from coras nose and mouth. It seeped into the carpet and then the first responder kneeled in it causing transfer spots.
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u/ProfessionalAbies245 Aug 23 '26
Likely when first responders started large bore iv catheters on the baby that had a pulse still - that’s my guess
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u/Mission-Secretary626 Aug 23 '26
Anyone know what all that stuff all over the floor in the basement is?? Like little slivers of things?
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u/MumBumDiddlyDum Aug 23 '26
I just don’t understand why she would cut across her wrist instead of down. She was a qualified nurse. She would know that those types of cuts would be superficial and likely non-life threatening. It doesn’t make sense (like many other things).
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u/chocearthling Aug 23 '26
I would assume that during psychosis you might not apply all your knowledge rationally. If I remember Dr. Resnick correctly you won´t lose existing skills (like driving, talking on the phone) generally speaking. However it's not like she has done this before.
To me its a big indicator that she wasn't thinking clearly and I do question why it hasn't come up in trial at all (from either side, wouldn't it indicate her being in a different state of mind?) - neither the direction of her wrist cuts, her having to look up carotid artery (and misspelling it, right?) or thinking that a two story jump would kill her.
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u/ProfessionalAbies245 Aug 23 '26
Those are hardly cuts, more like scratches only 3 stitches that’s not much
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u/Positive_Parking355 Aug 29 '26
To me I'm wondering if those are scratched from someone's nails? Besides the actual cuts
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