⬆️ LISTEN ON YOUTUBE ⬆️ Lindsay Clancy Case: The Deaths of Her Three Children, Postpartum Psychosis Defense, Trial and Mistrial Updated September 2026 The Lindsay Clancy case has become one of the most closely watched and emotionally difficult criminal cases in Massachusetts in recent years. On January 24, 2023, Lindsay Clancy, a labor and delivery nurse and mother living in Duxbury, Massachusetts, killed her three young children: Cora Clancy, 5, Dawson Clancy, 3, and Callan

⬆️ LISTEN ON YOUTUBE ⬆️ The first episode of Death House Deep Dives examines the extraordinary case of Judy Buenoano — the Florida woman whose trail of suspicious deaths, insurance policies, poisoning allegations and an attempted car bombing eventually led investigators to crimes stretching back more than a decade. For years, the deaths surrounding Judy Buenoano appeared disconnected. A husband became mysteriously ill and died. Years later, another man in her life suffered

Appeals, Death Watch, and the Final Judgment For years after her conviction, Shanaia Harris lived under a sentence that existed simultaneously as a legal reality and a distant possibility. She had been sentenced to death. The judgment was clear. But a death sentence does not ordinarily move directly from the courtroom to the execution chamber. Between those two points lies an extensive system of judicial review. For Harris, that process would consume years. And as those years

Judy Buenoano became one of the most notorious women in Florida criminal history. Convicted of murdering her husband James Goodyear and separately convicted of killing...

Part Two: Arrest, Trial, and the Fight That Never Ended By the time Shania Harris arrived at the county jail, her case had already become something larger than a criminal prosecution. It had become a spectacle. News cameras followed the transport van through the gates. Reporters crowded the sidewalk outside the courthouse. Her photograph appeared on television broadcasts and newspaper front pages across the state. Prosecutors spoke publicly about accountability and consequenc

In the world of true crime, we often look for the "why." Was it greed? Revenge? A moment of blinding rage? But sometimes, the answer is terrifyingly simple: possession. The case of Shania Harris is a harrowing look into the abyss of a jealous soul. It wasn’t a crime of passion in the heat of a single moment; it was a meticulously planned execution, fueled by the poison of a bruised ego. On May 18, 2022, Shania didn't just lose her temper—she declared war. By the time the sun