Lindsay Clancy's attorneys reveal details about her condition

Attorneys for Lindsay Clancy told CBS News in an exclusive interview that she's been on constant suicide watch since she allegedly killed her children three and a half years ago."She doesn't want to be here," Rosemary Scapicchio, one of Clancy's attorneys, told CBS News. "She wants to be with her children. …And if given the opportunity, I have no doubt in my mind at all that she would take her own life."Scapicchio said that when Clancy wakes up in the morning, the first thing she thinks about "is that her kids are no longer here.""She walks around all day with that right here in her face, every single solitary day," Scapicchio said.

"And then she sleeps and has horrible dreams about this."Clancy, a labor and delivery nurse who allegedly killed her three children and then attempted suicide in January 2023, has never spoken publicly. But her civil attorneys, who are among the few people who talk to her regularly, said in their first TV interview to talk about her state of mind that she was feeling scared and nervous about the possibility of another trial. Clancy is due back in court Monday morning in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to potentially learn if prosecutors will try her a second time in the strangling deaths of 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson and 8-month-old Callan. Her