TL;DR: We’ll look at bizarre courtroom behavior, several key people with Salem Witch names, and a provocative association to a Shakespeare play.

Up to the time of this writing, I deliberately avoided the case of the “Killing of the Clancy children”. That was for several good reasons. I do not care for “true crime” stuff. It’s gross and tragic and dismaying that the depressed level of consciousness in this world ever leads to such events. Also, I really wonder about people who are fascinated by it.

And what if it was a psyop? Well, there are tons of conspiracy theorists out there sucking up all the oxygen then shouting about everything that crosses their minds. If there was something suspicious about the case, let them figure it out. Meanwhile, you really would not believe the backlog of material I have collected solely about the doings of the Salem Witches.

But you can’t escape at least some exposure to this case because it is everywhere. My personal radar is constantly on for anomalies, things which are not easily explained, which fail to fit any existing theory. Most frequently, those anomalies come in the form of outrageous coincidences. Lo and behold and perhaps inevitably, just such an anomaly came along:

Reporter on Lindsey Clancy case also grew up with her (r/conspiracy 8/31/2026)

That’s the one out of a thousand r/conspiracy posts I find useful these days. I will also give this other Reddit post partial credit for discussing some of the problems with the account. However, even this far into the Era of the Psyop, not one conspiracist poses the question, “None of this holds together and makes sense, and is that because it’s all bullshit?”

Anyway, for about one second I was actually tempted to let it go because even very unlikely coincidences happen once in a while, don’t they? When I opened the post to make sure it was actually as stated, one of the three comments was:

Is that the one that smiled all weird to the camera?

Well now I’m stuck and so are you. So this giddy wench was yukking it up at a triple child murder trial and someone noticed it on the public courtroom video. A furor ensues. You can read about her farfetched excuse and even stranger reaction in:

Vanity Fair drops Lindsay Clancy essay, pulls credentials for reporter who grew up with her in CT (CTInsider 8/25/2026)

Alright, she’s a weirdo and she’s 86ed and that’s the end of it, right? Wrong. Take a quick look at the pic at the top of this article and see if you notice what I noticed:

Lindsay Clancy Reporter Ignites Backlash for Winking and Smiling at Camera During Murder Trial (Us Magazine 8/25/2026)

Just that loopy, grinning c-word in the bright green dress, right? Look again. The blonde behind her is mugging for the camera. The other two to Brittany’s left are trying to hold in smiles and failing.

Now look at everyone else. All but about three are looking down, presumably at their devices and presumably taking notes or writing up their stories. The remaining few are focused on the courtroom proceedings up front. Back at the CT Insider article there is an embedded YouTube Short that you may not have watched:

Reporter who grew up with Lindsay Clancy faces backlash over courtroom moment (YouTube 8/25/2026)

It’s the same view but pans over the whole audience. You can see that the pattern holds across the courtroom: all working journalists with this handful of embedded jokers. They stick out like sore thumbs now that you’re aware, don’t they? BTW, that should tell you something about how insightful working journalists are, even when actual news is close enough to spit on them.

Not that it’s crucial to this presentation, but if you want to see more oddities and weirdness about Brittany Romano and Karen Goldberg (the mugging blonde), you can consult this story:

Vanity Fair Fires Reporter Brittany Romano After Laughing At Murder Trial Of Childhood Friend Lindsay Clancy (TB Daily News 8/25/2026)

Spoiler alert: neither one seems remotely like a real journalist. Outside the courtroom, Karen asks the defense attorney if he likes Taylor Swift. I won’t spoil the answer. So WTF is going on with all this? Spoiler alert again: the whole thing is fake. Allow me to aid your diagnosis of these ditzy broads:

How to Recognize and React to Duper’s Delight (WikiHow 12/21/2025)

Know what’s actually funny? As in strange? Wikipedia does not have a page for that subject, or even a section on any other page. An intriguing oversight of both Wikipedia and the psychology community as a whole, eh?

Now that we know we’re on to a psyop, let’s take a look at the facts and circumstances of the purported crime and purported trial. First, because I was intent on not paying attention, I had only the vague idea that it took place in Conecticut.

Which is not correct at all. Lindsay grew up there, yes, but that has nothing to do with the case. Somehow, I feel like they pushed that angle to keep the mind away from the location to which Lindsay and her husband moved after they were married, and where the crime supposedly and eventually took place: Duxbury, Massachusetts.

Duxbury is to the south of Salem, on the other side of Boston, about 35 miles as the crow flies. It’s just over 30 nautical miles sailing between the two if you’re the type of douchebag that yachts around the Eastern Seaboard. I mention that because many Salem Witches probably do.

It is also admitted that the town of Duxbury is likely named after Duxbury Hall, which was the ancestral home of this Salem Witch:

To recognize Thanksgiving, I present… Myles Standish: From the Mayflower’s Spook Extraordinaire to “Mueller Time” (conspiracies.win 11/25/2024)

I doubt you’ll ever think about Turkey Day the same way after reading that. But provocative as it may be, it is also tenuous. Are there more connections to the Salem Witches?

In September 2022, Lindsay began seeing psychiatrist Jennifer Tufts.

Allow me to introduce you to Peter Tufts, who you will find under the “Accusers” on the list of people of the Salem witch trials. His Wikipedia page does not actually exist and—as I have noted before—I really do not know why the link is there in first place.

Or to be more precise in this particular case, why the link is not connected to Peter Tufts, Sr. (1617-1700). He’s definitely the witch at the trials. I guess it’s just another example that people really do not look at things very closely at all.

I believe this is our first encounter with the Tufts family, so maybe we can begin the case file for them. Did the name ring a bell? Perhaps that of the prestigious, top-tier private research institution located near Boston, Tufts University (1852)?

Good guess: the land for what was originally Tufts College was donated by Charles Tufts (1781-1876). It is admitted right on the Wikipedia pages for both Peter and Charles that they are ancestor and descendant.

Back at the murder case, “Clancy” is not a Salem Witch name. We find that the accused was born Lindsay Marie Musgrove, and Musgrove is not a Salem Witch name either. I’d like to know the maiden name of Linday’s mother, Paula, but we ain’t getting that. Happens a lot in this biz. Let’s press on to the judge:

Who is William Sullivan? Lindsay Clancy case judge oversaw Latarsha Sanders' children killing case, headed to new trial (Hindustan Times 8/7/2026)

Now, I’m on the fence about the name “Sullivan” but I have a very long, very strange story attached to it. I’ll skip it for now and summarize it in a bonus. But does William specialize in filicide (the murder of one’s own children) or something? All I can tell you for sure is that Sanders is another Salem Witch name.

Assistant District Attorneys Jennifer Sprague and Shanan Buckingham of the Plymouth County District Attorney's office represented the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in prosecuting the case against Lindsay.

Sprague is an unusual name, isn’t it? Definitely also a Salem Witch name.

Lindsay's defense was led by veteran criminal defense attorney Kevin Reddington.

Not to get political, but I feel I should mention that the only other client name-checked on Kevin’s page is legendary Boston organized crime boss, Whitey Bulger (1929-2018). He was also a legendary Federal informant. Whitey’s real name was James and he had a nephew named after him. That nephew had his own interesting Federal connection:

Whitey Bulger's nephew played key role in Hunter Biden's Chinese business ventures (Fox News 4/14/2022)

IDK if any of that is connected to our current analysis, but what is certainly relevant is that five people named Reddington were involved with the Salem Witch Trials.

Let me close with something strange. I have come to find that it is the strange things that always seal the deal for me. I stumbled across this video in a search, which is not surprising given the title:

Readers of the Lost Art | The Lindsay Clancy Trial - Salem In Reverse (YouTube 8/26/2026)

Watch it if you like but I didn’t. Well, to be precise, I started it playing but due to a short attention span my eyes drifted to the comments. The second comment had a lot of Likes:

That is strange how similar she looks to that picture

Not my words. That’s the words of some Internet rando. What was he/she/it talking about? At about 14:24 you’ll see a painting with Lindsay inset to aid comparison, but the original artwork is Lady Macbeth by Alfred Stevens (painter).

Well, okay, the two do look alike, don’t they? You may also know that the subject, Shakespeare’s ficitonal character of Lady Macbeth from one of his most famous works, goads her husband into murdering the king.

Even though I have seen the play a number of times, what I had never heard until starting this research was this, under “Lady Macbeth as anti-mother”:

Chamberlain argues that the negative images of Lady Macbeth as a mother figure, such as when she discusses her ability to "dash the brains" of the babe that sucks her breast, reflect controversies concerning the image of motherhood in early modern England. In early modern England, mothers were often accused of hurting the people that were placed in their hands. Lady Macbeth then personifies all mothers of early modern England who were condemned for Lady Macbeth's fantasy of infanticide. Lady Macbeth's fantasy, Chamberlain argues, is not struggling to be a man, but rather struggling with the condemnation of being a bad mother that was common during that time.

I had no idea. Let me also note that the artist is Belgian but does his last name sound Belgian to you? Maybe, maybe not, but I can tell you for a fact that Stevens is a Salem Witch name.

Further, it doesn’t come up much but there is a strong connection between Shakespeare and the Salem Witches. For example, the Folger Shakespeare Library is kitty-corner to the US Supreme Court, next door to the Library of Congress, and the US Capitol grounds begin at the end of the block.

The way I would make this last part make sense is thusly: this one big psychodrama for which they took Lady Macbeth as their theme. They picked Salem Witch Lindsay as the main character solely due to her resemblance. I hold no view as to whether the children died, still live, or ever existed.

I feel certain that the Salem Witches consider themselves very clever for the concept and for pulling it off right in front of everyone’s faces. It’s sometimes hard to believe what they’ve pulled off throughout the last few centuries but the evidence is fairly conclusive. I’d be laughing right along with them except it’s appalling and I’m not some sicko.

Bonus: This is my note regarding the name “Sullivan” and I must be brief. Remember the whole Ashli Babbitt incident, particularly the video of the actual shooting? The cameraman was one of the planted rioters, known as Jayden X. His real name is John Earle Sullivan. There’s more.

Do you remember the case of Gen. Michael Flynn who got railroaded out of the Trump Admin before he even got started? The judge simply would not let him go, taking it to an extent outrageous by any standards. His name was Emmet Sullivan.

The connection? Under some very unexplained and atypical maneuverings, Emmet got himself assigned to the Jayden X case then promptly sprang him. And finally, this gets quite weird but upon close inspection, John Earle appears as though he may actually be the son of Emmet.

See why I don’t think we should just let the name “Sullivan” go?

Thanks for reading!

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