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Lindsay Clancy— Case Archive
evidenceevidencedocument2026 Criminal TrialExhibit 220The records describe Lindsay Clancy's insomnia and emotional numbness, list generalized anxiety disorder and unspecified depression, and identify adverse drug effects as a possibility requiring further evaluation rather than a confirmed cause. They recommend tapering Seroquel and following up with an outpatient provider. Page nine explains that the postpartum program was considered unsuitable because her symptoms occurred late in the postpartum period and were not clearly related to perinatal factors; it lists inpatient medication management, general mental-health partial hospitalization, and continued outpatient management as alternatives.
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The records describe Lindsay Clancy's insomnia and emotional numbness, list generalized anxiety disorder and unspecified depression, and identify adverse drug effects as a possibility requiring further evaluation rather than a confirmed cause. They recommend tapering Seroquel and following up with an outpatient provider. Page nine explains that the postpartum program was considered unsuitable because her symptoms occurred late in the postpartum period and were not clearly related to perinatal factors; it lists inpatient medication management, general mental-health partial hospitalization, and continued outpatient management as alternatives.

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  • Smaller packet of Women and Infants medical records previously marked as Exhibit 220
  • Woman and Infants Hospital records from Rhode Island dealing with Lindsay Clancy
  • Women and Infants Hospital records
  • Women and Infants Hospital records, including page nine

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Reddington used the records to narrow the marijuana-use account to one edible and to question Heilbrun about adverse drug effects and a documented attempt to contact Jollotta, who denied receiving a call. On redirect, Heilbrun clarified that the diagnosis did not confirm medication as the cause of depression and that the hospital offered alternative treatment options.

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