In January 2023, 32-year-old nurse Lindsay Clancy asked her husband, Patrick, to drive out and pick up medicine for their daughter. He was gone for less than an hour. When Patrick returned, he found Lindsay badly injured outside their home after she had jumped from a second-story window. She told him that their three children were in the basement. There, he found 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 8-month-old Callan unconscious. Lindsay had strangled all three of them with exercise bands. Cora and Dawson died that night. Callan died in the hospital several days later. Lindsay survived the fall but was left paralyzed. In the months before the killings, she had repeatedly asked for help. She was struggling with severe anxiety, insomnia, and suicidal thoughts. She even admitted herself to a psychiatric hospital. She was discharged 19 days before she killed her children. Prosecutors say Lindsay planned the killings and sent her husband away to be alone with the kids. Her defense says she was suffering from bipolar disorder and postpartum psychosis and heard a male voice ordering her to kill them and then herself. When her trial finally began this summer, many women rallied behind her. A new fundraiser, set up for her parents, has collected nearly $1 million from more than 25,000 donors, with many supporters convinced that Lindsay is a victim too.