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evidenceevidencedocument2026 Criminal TrialTewksbury Hospital records and selected excerptsZeizel agreed that the prosecutor had read selected excerpts from the extensive Tewksbury records, including entries associated with birthdays and the anniversary of the children's deaths. On redirect, he rejected wheelchair movement as indicative of anything and disputed a depiction of Clancy enjoying hospital life.
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Tewksbury Hospital records and selected excerpts

Zeizel agreed that the prosecutor had read selected excerpts from the extensive Tewksbury records, including entries associated with birthdays and the anniversary of the children's deaths. On redirect, he rejected wheelchair movement as indicative of anything and disputed a depiction of Clancy enjoying hospital life.

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Zeizel's testimony addressed the meaning of hospital behavior highlighted during cross-examination, rather than providing a new criminal-responsibility opinion.

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