Archive · 5 Sep 2026
Trump Comments After Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case
Donald Trump talked about the Lindsay Clancy case on Friday.
A judge in Massachusetts had just declared a mistrial.
A mistrial means the case was not finished with a final jury decision.
Trump said he expects the case to be tried again.
Lindsay Clancy is accused of killing her three children.
Trump called what happened an awful act.
He said the situation was terrible.
The article does not say when a new trial might happen.
President Donald Trump spoke publicly Friday about the Lindsay Clancy case.
His comments came shortly after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial.
Trump said he expects the case to go before a jury again.
Clancy is accused of killing her three children.
Trump called the alleged act terrible and said it could hardly get worse.
- Who
- President Donald Trump and Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children.
- What
- Trump commented on the case after a judge declared a mistrial and said he expects a retrial.
- When
- Friday; Trump spoke shortly after the mistrial was declared.
- Where
- Trump spoke in the Oval Office; the case is in Massachusetts.
- Why
- Trump spoke about the case after the mistrial, but the article does not give a separate reason for his comments.
- Case
- Lindsay Clancy trial
- Accusation
- The killing of Clancy's three children
- Latest development
- A Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial
- Trump's expectation
- He expects the case to go before a jury again
- Trump's remarks
- He described the alleged act as awful and the situation as terrible
- Location of remarks
- The Oval Office