India, Aug. 11 -- A book named "Good Moms Have Scary Thoughts" - discovered by police in a kitchen cabinet at the Clancys' residence in Duxbury, Massachusetts, following Lindsay Clancy's act of strangling her three children in the basement - was suggested by one of the professionals who was treating her for postpartum anxiety.

The jurors were shown a photographic evidence of the book earlier during the trial.

Nurse practitioner Rebecca Jollotta, a psychiatric nurse practitioner who treated Clancy, testified on Tuesday that on December 1, 2022, she advised Clancy to collect complimentary books from the perinatal clinic where she was employed - including the unsettlingly titled book found in Clancy's residence.

Clancy informed Jollotta t...