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Defense pivots strategy in Lindsay Clancy trial, legal experts weigh in (opens the original)
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In a major pivot, Lindsey Clancy's lawyer argued there was not enough evidence to prove Clancy killed her own children during a hearing on Tuesday. This statement, made by Kevin Reddington, Clancy's attorney, was in apparent contradiction to the claims made during the trial that ended on Sept. 4. During the trial, Reddington did not dispute the fact that Clancy killed her children. Legal experts News 9 spoke to say this contradiction came from the fact that Reddington was denied two separate tri
Partner disputes report that driver was uninjured after truck plunged into Merrimack River (opens the original)
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The partner of the driver of a box truck that plummeted into the Merrimack River after a crash Wednesday on Interstate 293 in Manchester said she wants people to know that he was trying to avoid a crash, was hurt and fought hard to stay alive. Dylan Pagan, 26, was driving the box truck when it broke through a guardrail and plunged about 50 feet into the river. "He's the father of my two little children and a husband to me, so it has been a lot," said Pagan's partner, Lexi Raposo. She said Pagan
Educators push back on use of AI in classrooms (opens the original)
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As students head back to school, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the educational environment they're encountering, but some teachers are pushing back against the technology. Like much of higher education, the University of New Hampshire is navigating the shifting academic landscape in the age of AI. "AI papers have no grammatical errors, no argument and no soul," said history professor Kurk Dorsey. "When I read the paper, it's a little bit like looking at a Van Gogh that also has som
Analysis: Prosecutors in Lindsay Clancy case will speak to jurors before deciding next move (opens the original)
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After a mistrial was declared Friday in the Lindsay Clancy murder case, a legal analyst said the next steps will be influenced by what jurors say about what happened. Clancy was charged with strangling her three children in the family's Duxbury home in 2023. After jurors sent a note saying they remained deadlocked and could not reach a unanimous verdict, the judge declared a mistrial. Clancy's defense attorney was able to appeal for a stay from the Supreme Judicial Court, but a justice eventuall
Pilot says he barely had time to react before plane crashed in Jaffrey (opens the original)
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A pilot who was injured when his small plane crashed in Jaffrey earlier this summer said he feels lucky to be alive. Ronald Jones, 75, of Brookline, told News 9 Investigates he remembers the moments after he crashed on June 5. "I remember them loading me into the stretcher," he said. Jones was pulled from the wreckage of his single-engine aircraft after it crashed shortly after takeoff. >> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go << "I didn't have time to think about it, you know," he
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