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At the first hearing since her murder trial ended in a mistrial and hung jury, Lindsay Clancy's attorney Kevin Reddington argued for a not-guilty verdict, telling the court 'where is the evidence that she did this?' Reddington has shifted to a dramatically different defense strategy, now claiming there is no proof Clancy killed her three children at all. The case, which drew national attention after the deaths of Clancy's children in Massachusetts, remains unresolved as prosecutors and the defense continue to spar over the evidentiary record following the mistrial.