3.Timothy Chiappini — Cross/Redirect/Recross (Part 2)

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah. Thank you.

MR. REDDINGTON: Yes, Your Honor. Thank you. Morning.

MR. REDDINGTON: So you are part of the prosecution team that handles the downloads of computers and cell phones and things like that, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Mobile devices, okay. And the other gentleman that testified, Pavao, is that his name?

MR. REDDINGTON: Pavao. And he did the laptops that were found in the office, in the home, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Now, the district attorney had asked you some questions about different searches that you had done on Cellebrite and on Axiom. Had all your searches dealt with Lindsay's cell phone, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. You did searches on Cellebrite?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. And basically, I'm just trying to get a handle on that you and your other brother or sister officers would examine, for example, the computers that were found in Patrick's office in the house, right? You didn't, but the other people did, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And then you got the computer... Strike that. You got the cell phone. That was Lindsay's cell phone, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And you then did, you know, what's called an advanced logical of Lindsay's phone. Is that right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what is an advanced logical? What does that mean?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: So you lost me on user-facing. What does that mean?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. So like if you pick up a phone and you open it up, then that's—you're interfacing with the phone and you're looking at different things such as photographs, emails, texts, things like that.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. In addition to Trooper, now Sergeant Pavao, and yourself, there also was another trooper that you were working with, a guy by the name of Rabbitt, like Roger Rabbit, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And he also conducted a search, but he did what's called a full file system extraction, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. What is a full file system extraction as opposed to advanced logical extraction?

MR. REDDINGTON: I see. So your extraction was done on January 30th. Is that correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: And Rabbitt's extraction was done on January 27th, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Did you ever collaborate with him as investigator investigating Lindsay Clancy on this case and talk about what you located and what he located?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. Is he still working for the state police?

MR. REDDINGTON: Would you agree with me that the full file extraction actually gets more information than the advanced logical? In other words, Rabbitt's extraction would've got more information than you got on your advanced logical.

MR. REDDINGTON: So one of the things the district attorney had asked you about was in reference to Exhibit 237, and that would be the Cellebrite report. Is that correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: Basically, the caption for the extraction on the Cellebrite report.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And would that be Cellebrite?

MR. REDDINGTON: It's Cellebrite. I'm just going to ask. Looking at Exhibit 237, the second page, that, on the very top that I'm looking at here, can you tell me—

MR. REDDINGTON: On the right, what is it depicting on the right?

MR. REDDINGTON: The little box.

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah, I know that. See the little box? Oh, well. You want to know, I'm just gonna approach you. This here is the exhibit that the district attorney asked you to look at, 237, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And it's a Cellebrite report, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And that would be the calendar search, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. So that means that if Lindsay had appointments anywhere, it would've been presumably, if she put it in the phone, in her calendar, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. So when you looked at your investigation, directing your attention to the start time, well, what date—what are we talking about here?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah. Okay. So if you look down to the next one, it says what date?

MR. REDDINGTON: And… okay. And did she make an entry—

MR. REDDINGTON: … on her computer on that date and time?

MR. REDDINGTON: And can you tell me what the entry was?

MR. REDDINGTON: So Callan would be the son. She had it in her phone that he had an appointment to get a vaccine at 10- 10:00 PM?

MR. REDDINGTON: 10:00 AM. Okay. And the next one, what is the next one?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah, sure. Just whatever the date is and then what the subject is.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: And that would be indicative of an appointment that she had at the pediatrician's office for Dawson's ear check at 9:45 in the morning. Is that correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Now,

MR. REDDINGTON: Looking at Exhibit 235, you can tell me, what is this document?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. And you did indicate you were Axiom qualified, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: But you can interpret it. You can... You understand what that shows you. It's just a listing of different activities on the phone, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. Can you tell me what... See the highlighted one? Can you tell us what that is, the date and the time, and what it's referencing? Do you need a magnifying glass or...?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what's the website?

MR. REDDINGTON: That mail, like M-A-I-L, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Does it indicate whose mail it is?

MR. REDDINGTON: Does it show it on the right, on the right-hand side of the box?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you. The next page is pretty much the same thing on the same day.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Can you tell us on that page who signed in under what email?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what's the name?

MR. REDDINGTON: So that's fair to say that that would be Patrick Clancy @gmail.com. That's his email that's signed in on Lindsay's Facebook, would you say?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: And when you were going through her phone, is it fair to say that, I mean, there wasn't much in her life that wasn't exposed to the state police and the DA's office and the investigators. I mean, you talk, you... Your report initially was 180,000 pages of PDF, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Does 180,000 sound about right?

MR. REDDINGTON: So 180,000 pages on a PDF, you do a number of extractions, and then you get into the one that you were testifying about. The district attorney indicated, or you stated that it was 768 pages of text messages that she had, along with photographs perhaps.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. So when you went through her phone, did you come across on a Cellebrite report searching for “where is the carotid artery”?

MR. REDDINGTON: Did you come across...

MR. REDDINGTON: It might be easier this way.

MR. REDDINGTON: This is a Cellebrite report on Lindsay's phone, right? Now, I understand that you might not have been standing next to another cop going through the records and documents on her phone, but on this, you're able to recognize that as being a Cellebrite report, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And it's a Cellebrite report for her phone. You can tell by the numbers, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Maybe this would help a little bit. See this here where it's talks about source file, and it's got a number, triple, quadruple 08110-000925E and all the rest of them? That would be her phone, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Of course not. But it would be in your report?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: Cellebrite extraction report.

MR. REDDINGTON: I don't want me to look at that. You can talk me through that 'cause this is, we agree, is Lindsay's cell phone. Cellebrite extraction report.

MR. REDDINGTON: No, no, I'm sorry. The exhibit.

MR. REDDINGTON: Right. For Lindsay. So what's the number? You must have a number that would connect to her phone, like an address, like your home address, but in fact it would be a number, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Where would the device identifier be presented?

MR. REDDINGTON: And that's the 780,000 or whatever it is pages, right? You don't have that here. Certainly 180,000 page. You don't have that here, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Excuse me, Your Honor.

MR. REDDINGTON: Excuse me, Mr. Barrow, hold on for a minute.

MR. REDDINGTON: Did you bring your report today with you? Just the report, not, not all the exhibits.

MR. REDDINGTON: So you would agree with me, sir, that one of the concerns as an investigator that you had is things such as looking for buzzwords like suicide, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: When you're looking on the target's phone, and out of this whole courtroom, the target would be Lindsay Clancy, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. And you had access to her phone, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And you all went into it with a search warrant, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: And you were looking for different topics such as suicide, drugs, killing kids, I imagine, to investigate, right? You had buzzwords.

MR. REDDINGTON: And did you come across, for example, a search that indicates carotid artery?

MR. REDDINGTON: Did you come across a search on Safari, “how to slit your throat to die”?

MR. REDDINGTON: Did you come across a search, 'Can you turn airbags off on Kia Sorento?'

MR. REDDINGTON: Did you know that she had a Kia Sorento?

MR. REDDINGTON: If I approach you with this Cellebrite report, sir, does that give you the numbers for what I just went through with these searches?

MR. REDDINGTON: It is a match. Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: So would you... What's the first search on the first box?

MR. REDDINGTON: And the next box?

MR. REDDINGTON: And the next box?

MR. REDDINGTON: And these all came from Lindsay's phone, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Well, it's a pretty good inference, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: Your Honor, I offer these.

MR. REDDINGTON: If we could just—

MR. REDDINGTON: ...see them at sidebar.

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you. And just, I think I'm done. Thanks.

MR. REDDINGTON: And if I can just, for continuity, sir. Looking at what has been marked as exhibit R—

MR. REDDINGTON: S and T for identification, not an exhibit yet. The jury would have, but nevertheless, we can question you about it. You do agree with me that the phone identifier numbers are listed here, and they're pretty much the same on these three exhibits, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And that would be Lindsay Clancy's phone, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: So I've just handed you exhibit two thirty-seven, sir. Can you tell me what that exhibit is? The district attorney questioned you about it.

MR. REDDINGTON: Do you have access to what was referred to as the Mommy text messages?

MR. REDDINGTON: So that document is the calendar that we had already gone through as far as seeing the doctor, nine forty-five and ten o'clock appointments, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Is the...

MR. REDDINGTON: All right.

MR. REDDINGTON: Exhibit 238, sir. If I may. On the exhibit, sir, this would be captioned the Mommy text message thread between Lindsay and her mother. Is that fair to say?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. So this search was limited by the police to January of 2023 for the texts between Lindsay and her mother, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Filtered supplemental report, okay. So who would be... When the jury's looking at these in the jury room, who would be the blue texter?

MR. REDDINGTON: Would it be Lindsay or her mother?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. So green would be Lindsay, blue would be the mother. Is that correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. So let me give you exhibit 238. And just a representative example, I mean, looking through—

MR. REDDINGTON: Will you look at September 28th at 6:18 in the morning?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah, sure. September 28... Oh, you didn't do... That's right, you didn't do September. You only did January, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. I apologize. Let's jump to January then. Now, let's say January 3rd—

MR. REDDINGTON: 8:35 in the morning. Do you have that?

MR. REDDINGTON: Sure.

MR. REDDINGTON: And what did Lindsay say to her mother at— on January 3rd at 8:35 in the morning?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah.

MR. REDDINGTON: How about the next message that she sent when— at January 3rd at 8:37 in the morning?

MR. REDDINGTON: Sure.

MR. REDDINGTON: Now, do you know, as a police officer working on this case, what she meant, "send me home"? Do you know where she was on January 3rd?

MR. REDDINGTON: That's all right. You can infer.

MR. REDDINGTON: The McLean Hospital?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And then on January 8th, sir, at 10:44 in the morning, was there a text from her mother to Lindsay, if you know?

MR. REDDINGTON: 10:44.

MR. REDDINGTON: So the mother asked, "Did you sleep good?"

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah.

MR. REDDINGTON: And did she respond, she meaning Lindsay?

MR. REDDINGTON: What'd she say?

MR. REDDINGTON: And this was on January 8th, sir?

MR. REDDINGTON: January 10th, could you pull that up, please, at 9:48 in the morning?

MR. REDDINGTON: Sure. 9:48 in the morning, beginning with mother asking questions of Lindsay, "Still sleeping good, question mark."

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. What is that?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what did she say in response?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what was the date? Was that January 10th?

MR. REDDINGTON: So do you have January 10th in front of you? Not, not the 23rd. Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. And is— and what did the mother ask her?

MR. REDDINGTON: Did she ask, "Are you feeling better during the day?" And she said, "So far, a little bit"?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah.

MR. REDDINGTON: And go to January 12th, 11:09 in the morning.

MR. REDDINGTON: What did she say? What did Mommy say?

MR. REDDINGTON: And how did she respond? How did Lindsay respond?

MR. REDDINGTON: And then on January 16... Well, wait a minute. January 14th at 1:05, I think, in the afternoon. Can you pull that one up?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Do you recall where it starts is, "I'm waiting for the day," and that would be from Lindsay to her mother?

MR. REDDINGTON: 1:05.

MR. REDDINGTON: PM.

MR. REDDINGTON: Yes, sir. Yep. January 14th.

MR. REDDINGTON: Saying?

MR. REDDINGTON: So she says, "Waiting for the day I wake up feeling like me," right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And then on the 16th of January, if you can pull that one up.

MR. REDDINGTON: January 16th at 10:20.

MR. REDDINGTON: And what did it say?

MR. REDDINGTON: Now, did it make reference at any point in the text that it was... That was a reference to the Cape Codder? Is that in there at all? Do you see it, "It was fun," referring to what was fun, if you know?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And then continuing on, sir, January 18th, would you agree that she inquired of her mother or the mother asked, "Are you starting a new med?" She said, "I did. I started it two might- two nights ago." And that basically the mother was asking her about her medications and how she felt and how she was doing, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: You know what? That's okay, because it's an exhibit, and the jurors are gonna have it, and they can take a look at it, so that's okay. We're good on that.

MR. REDDINGTON: No, you don't have to answer it. It's all right.

MR. REDDINGTON: Now,

MR. REDDINGTON: On January 24th,

MR. REDDINGTON: District attorney asked you about the Google searches, Googling Three V Restaurant, looking at the distance from the house to Three V Restaurant, looking up menus. You recall answering her questions on that?

MR. REDDINGTON: And you're familiar also, prior to that, on the same day, that she had taken the baby to a doctor, and that Pat texted her and asked basically, you know, "How did it work out?" Do you recall that?

MR. REDDINGTON: Do you recall that Lindsay sent a picture of her and her children—... I think in that afternoon?

MR. REDDINGTON: I'm sorry?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And that was on the 24th of January, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Do you recall that Pat texted back and said something like, "Oh, wow, you're a good mom." Do you recall that?

MR. REDDINGTON: One of the other searches that you did would be... Are you aware that there were searches for medical, such as questions regarding bipolar symptoms, psychosis? Can you be in DKA without high blood sugar? Page after page after page. Trazodone. Trazodone. What is the effect of Trazodone? Wellbutrin. How do you feel on Trazodone? Ativan. Addiction. Prozac. Trazodone. Going on and on and on. You guys saw this on her search on her phone, the Celerrate, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: Could I offer this, Your Honor? This would be medical searches on her phone.

MR. REDDINGTON: Do you recall, sir, that there was also a search for schizophrenia? I'll say that.

MR. REDDINGTON: Well, if I approach you, sir, and your extraction pull up, does that refresh your memory that there was even a search on her phone for schizophrenia? It says schizophrenia up there.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And what was the date of that search?

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you for that. How about psychosis? Did she search for psychosis as well?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah, of course.

MR. REDDINGTON: And that would be a keyword search, as you say, in a Google search on the— is it January 20th?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Then, here, is there also a search for Seroquel?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what was the rest of the search?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And then it goes on, on a number of other inquiries as well, correct? Dealing with Seroquel.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And then further, do you recall that there were a number of pages where she Googled and was inquiring about suicide?

MR. REDDINGTON: And can you tell us when she was Googling suicide?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And would you agree that—

MR. REDDINGTON: She also Googled on a number of occasions sleep?

MR. REDDINGTON: And then there's a number of pages that are attached to that dealing with a search for sleep, correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: And do you know the timeframe that we're talking about from the Cellebrite search?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Also, there was a larger package of searches for trazodone. Is that correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Zoloft?

MR. REDDINGTON: What's the timeframe?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah, sure.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. She also, on her phone, there's a search for benzo withdrawals, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Also, after benzo it says withdrawals, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And what's the timeframe for that, please?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And also a search for Wellbutrin?

MR. REDDINGTON: Does it say what the timeframe is?

MR. REDDINGTON: What is it?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: And a search for McLean? Just gonna pull it up.

MR. REDDINGTON: And what's the timeframe?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Is there also a search for insomnia?

MR. REDDINGTON: What's the timeframe?

MR. REDDINGTON: That's December 21st, did you say?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And is there a search for keyword ketamine? K-E-T-A-M-I-N-E.

MR. REDDINGTON: What's the timeframe?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Is there also a search pulled up on Cellebrite for Lamictal?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what's the timeframe?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Is there also a keyword search for postpartum and Google searches for postpartum depression and various aspects of postpartum?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what's the timeframe for it?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Thank you. And keyword benzo. Is that on the Cellebrite report for Lindsay's cell phone?

MR. REDDINGTON: Can you tell us what the timeframe is?

MR. REDDINGTON: Give me the ideally for, you know, the brackets, you know, starting on when, ending on when. We don't have to go through all—

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you. And search for bipolar. That was in her phone?

MR. REDDINGTON: Bracket it in. What's the time that it started, and when did it end?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Thank you. And clonazepam was a search as well, correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: And can you just give me an idea what's the timeframe on that?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And the next one would be Ativan. Let me see where it says Ativan. What's the first... Just give me the first month. What's the stat search for Ativan?

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Next one would be amitriptyline, correct?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And when was the amitriptyline search? When did it start? When did it end?

MR. REDDINGTON: And then on January 20th, 2023, was she searching intrusive?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And then finally, sir, on January 19th of 2023, was she searching hallucinations?

MR. REDDINGTON: Your Honor, I would offer these.

MR. REDDINGTON: All... There's one... Individual or all one? It's, I don't care.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay.

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you.

MR. REDDINGTON: I apologize, I neglected to ask about this cell site extraction report from Lindsay's phone.

MR. REDDINGTON: This here with me is another extraction search on her phone.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And looking at that, you can... Basically there are a number of search terms in there such as pre-made goodie bags, and that would have been on December 31st. Is that right?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. What's the next one underneath that that would be on December 31st?

MR. REDDINGTON: How about the next one on December 31st?

MR. REDDINGTON: How about the next one on the 31st?

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: That would be W-A-L-E, whatever that means.

MR. REDDINGTON: Six-month-old wha- Okay. Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one.

MR. REDDINGTON: Next one, if you can.

MR. REDDINGTON: Just read them right down. Just go-

MR. REDDINGTON: ... just rip right through it.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay, just interrupt you.

MR. REDDINGTON: What are we up to for date right now?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. I just wanna get a frame on the time.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Go ahead, finish that up.

MR. REDDINGTON: And what was the date on that?

MR. REDDINGTON: And go ahead, finish these three more.

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you, sir. I offer this, Judge.

MR. REDDINGTON: And then finally, sir, approaching you with what would be a report. You can recognize that document, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: All right. And what is that?

MR. REDDINGTON: It doesn't have the thing at the head or on the top, that's all.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Are you able to know when the photograph of the two kids and the snowman was sent to Pat by Lindsay? Do you know when? Was it on the 24th? If you know.

MR. REDDINGTON: So understanding jury would be able to be looking at the photo and has that little history. If we look at this report, you see where it says Lindsay owner, and then over here it says cutie?

MR. REDDINGTON: So is that from Pat to Lin- to Lindsay?

MR. REDDINGTON: And what's the date and the time?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And what's the next one that you see? And tell us, just say to us like, it's Pat to Lindsay or Lindsay to Pat, and what is the message. You don't have to go through all the names.

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah, sure. Just read them.

MR. REDDINGTON: Like an image, like a photograph, right?

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Yep. What else?

MR. REDDINGTON: Sure.

MR. REDDINGTON: And you know what? If it's the same date rather than taking the time, just go right down and read the messages. That would-

MR. REDDINGTON: ...the time frame.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. Good.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. I drop it there, Your Honor.

MR. REDDINGTON: Well, I'd like to have this-

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you.

MR. REDDINGTON: And finally, district attorney spent some time asking you about modifications to a photograph, and I think it was of the little baby. Is that, you recall that line of questioning?

MR. REDDINGTON: What did that mean? Does that mean that someone, or Lindsay or someone on her phone, changed the photograph of the little baby? Is that what that means?

MR. REDDINGTON: So that could be, like, coloring?

MR. REDDINGTON: Like what?

MR. REDDINGTON: And anything else that can be modified?

MR. REDDINGTON: So you weren't involved in the search of the Clancy house on the 24th, 25th, were you?

MR. REDDINGTON: Were you aware that there were photographs of the kids hanging in virtually every room, kitchen, living room, bedrooms? Did you know that, as an investigator on this case?

MR. REDDINGTON: Did you know that there were dozens and dozens of photograph albums with little babies in them all over the house? Did you know that?

MR. REDDINGTON: Thank you.

MR. REDDINGTON: Just very briefly, kinda like a housekeeping thing if I could, Judge. I'm approaching you with a number of text messages. Would you agree with me, again, this came off of Lindsay's phone, and it would be text messages between Patrick Clancy and Lindsay? Kind of flip through them all, but trust me, one of the other ones has it.

MR. REDDINGTON: Yeah.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. And then finally, I'm handing you, again, extractions from Lindsay's phone that, you can flip through them if you wish, would be between Lindsay and Sue Clancy, her mother-in-law, Patrick's mother. It said Sue Clancy.

MR. REDDINGTON: Okay. I'd offer these two, Your Honor.

MR. REDDINGTON: That's all I have. Thank you, sir.