India, Sept. 3 -- A shocking 1954 case is in focus amid the Lindsay Clancy trial, with Netizens discussing it on social media. Constance Fisher, who was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, killed three of her children in Maine in 1954.

She spent several years in a mental institution before being released. After her release, she went on to kill three more of her children in 1966.

An X post about Fisher has gone viral amid the Clancy trial, with many weighing in on it.

"Mental illness can explain how a person reaches that point. It does not grant a free pass for murder. It does not entitle anyone to more children. And it does not obligate the rest of society to wait and see whether the next set of children dies too," the post said.

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