Days after her discharge from the in-patient facility, Clancy still felt “numb” and “flat,” Tufts testified. Clancy said at that time she was not having any suicidal or homicidal ideation, Dr. Tufts said. Another psychiatrist, Dr. Sejal Shah, said Clancy was “calm and cooperative” during a psych exam one week after the killings. Elaine Rossi, a part-time nanny for the Clancy family, said Lindsay Clancy told her about having postpartum issues. Prosecutors say after killing her children, Clancy cut her wrists and neck and jumped from a second-story window, leaving her partially paralyzed.