Coverage dated September 14, 2026 to September 16, 2026
Nancy Mace calls for public execution of Lindsay Clancy
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“It could be by firearm, it could electric chair, I don’t really care,” the outgoing lawmaker added, later saying it would serve as a “warning to women everywhere [that] you don’t kill your kids.”
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“It could be by firearm, it could electric chair, I don’t really care,” the outgoing lawmaker added, later saying it would serve as a “warning to women everywhere [that] you don’t kill your kids.”
“It could be by firearm, it could electric chair, I don’t really care,” the outgoing lawmaker added, later saying it would serve as a “warning to women everywhere [that] you don’t kill your kids.”
“It could be by firearm, it could electric chair, I don’t really care,” the outgoing lawmaker added, later saying it would serve as a “warning to women everywhere [that] you don’t kill your kids.”
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) said she wants to see Lindsay Clancy, the woman who went on trial for fatally strangling her three young children, publicly executed as a “warning to women everywhere.” The congresswoman called for the death penalty after Clancy’s court proceedings resulted in a mistrial earli…
Rep. Nancy Mace demanded a public execution for Lindsay Clancy after a Massachusetts jury deadlocked, while Clancy’s attorney pursued a presidential pardon and prosecutors remained silent on whether they would seek a second trial.
