India, Aug. 18 -- Just a year following the heartbreaking revelation of Lindsay Clancy's children found dead in their home, the property has been purchased by a new owner.

Many supporters of the Clancy case, as well as true crime aficionados, have posted videos on Instagram about the new owner of the residence at 47 Summer St. in Duxbury, Massachusetts - former Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney Michael Phippen, as per CT Insider.

Phippen held the position of assistant district attorney in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, where the Clancy children lost their lives, from 2016 to 2018, as per his LinkedIn profile.

In January 2024, he acquired the Duxbury residence of the Clancy family for $675,000, based on property records. This...