Day 11 of Lindsay Clancy’s trial will get underway soon in Plymouth County Superior Court, Massachusetts. This morning, Nurse Julie Paul is expected to return to the stand to be cross-examined by Clancy’s defense attorney Kevin Reddington.

Paul is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who also briefly treated Clancy in November 2022 – two months before the killings.

She ran a postpartum program and connected with Clancy through Patrick’s mother Sue Clancy, who was also a nurse.

Clancy was struggling with anxiety and racing thoughts. But her main issue was that she could not sleep, Paul said.

On November 21, 2022, Paul first prescribed Clancy Prozac. A few days later, she prescribed her Ambien, Remeron and Klonopin.

In late-November, Paul was relocating to another hospital so transferred Clancy’s care to another nurse.

At that time, Clancy was also in the care of Dr Jennifer Tufts – who faced a grilling from Reddington on Monday about her experience and the quality of her treatment of Clancy in the four months leading up to the killings.