For those who know me as a child advocate, let me explain why I am so focused on the psychiatric treatment issues in the Lindsay Clancy case.
Before serving as a Juvenile Court judge, I represented two Massachusetts hospitals in court on “Rogers” cases which are petitions to treat mental health patients who lack the capacity to consent to treatment with antipsychotics. I had to prepare countless psychiatrists' affidavits for the hospitals and argue the cases in court.
As a judge, I presided over hundreds of Rogers cases involving psychiatric medications and treatment decisions for children in state care which involved consideration of the benefits and risks of antipsychotic treatment. The side effects of these meds can have devastating consequences and I often worried about the long-term effects they could have on children.
The Clancy case sits at the intersection of mental health, medicine, and the law. Understanding whether diagnosis, medication management, or risk assessment played a role is not inconsistent with advocating for children. In fact, understanding what happened may be essential to preventing future child-related tragedies.
The question for me is, “What consideration did Lindsay Clancy’s treaters give to the safety of the children?
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On June 30, 2025, I was almost killed by a gun shot to the chest. On June 30, 2026 I am ready to tell my story.
Please tune in to my podcast, Case Notes: Unfiltered.
Case Notes: Unfiltered tells the real story of Kelsey Fitzsimmons. My story. I was shot by my own. Almost died. Lost my freedom—and precious time with my son. I survived a gun shot to the chest, several life saving surgeries, 53 days in the hospital, and 138 days behind bars for something I didn’t do. Now acquitted and finally free, I plan to uncover the truth behind my case—and the reality of rebuilding a life after trauma and betrayal by the ones you loved and the system meant to protect you.
The first episode will be at 5:15 PM EST on June 30, 2026.
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As you digest the text messages from Michael Proctor's personal cell phone, please keep this in mind:
⚠️GREG CONNOR HAS KNOWN ABOUT ALL OF THESE MESSAGES SINCE AT LEAST OCTOBER 2024⚠️
On May 21, 2026 Greg Connor said: "Did I have any indication that he was misogynist? No. Had he ever used those words in front of me? No. I saw him as a trooper that would investigate cases, and I had the opportunity to meet his wife and his kids at a Halloween party. So, he seemed like a guy who loved his wife and kids. So, that's what I knew about him."
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Claude Lemieux and Montreal Canadiens mixing it up with the Bruins in November ’86 at Boston Garden, the era when both teams used the same tunnel, which is unimaginable in the modern day.
Fred Cusick and Dave Shea on the Bruins TV call.