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Covering corruption and fraud cases • Earning few letters after name • Also educated by Jim Can't Swim • Amos 5:24 • 🇺🇸

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Let's check out Dr. Rachel Danis's reviews as an OBGYN, shall we? I wonder what she can contribute to this conversation about postpartum and mental health.

Perhaps she'll clear up her good name in a 60 Minutes interview. I'm all for it!

Note: These reviews were left before the Lindsay Clancy trial began in July 2026.

Disclaimer: All posts are my personal opinion, not verified fact, based on publicly available information. taken in New York City by @citrusphilosophy

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Timeline in the Lindsay Clancy case

Morning - Lindsay takes Cora to her pediatrician appointment

4:02 Lindsay's phone searches for "Miralax"
4:13 Search on Lindsay's phone for ThreeV
4:48 Lindsay calls CVS asking if Miralax is in stock
4:53 Lindsay texts Patrick asking if he wants take out from ThreeV
4:50 Lindsay's Apple Watch tracks 114bpm
5:02 Lindsay's Apple Watch tracks 88bpm
5:10 Lindsay calls ThreeV, Apple Watch tracks 77bpm
5:13 Lindsay's phone locks for the last time
5:16 Lindsay's Apple Watch tracks 77bpm
5:15 Patrick says he left home, Patrick says Dawson was eating chicken nuggets on the couch
5:23 Lindsay's Apple Watch tracks 57 bpm
5:24 Patrick sends email

5:32 Patrick arrives at CVS
(CVS and Duxbury home only 3 minutes away)
5:33 Patrick calls Lindsay at CVS asking if the generic version of Pedialax is okay
5:34 Lindsay calls Patrick back, 14 second call
5:37 Patrick leaves CVS

5:50 Sullivan (neighbor) sees Lindsay on the ground

5:54 Patrick arrives at ThreeV
9 minutes between CVS and ThreeV
5:56 Patrick leaves ThreeV

6:06 Patrick arrives home given 10 minutes between ThreeV and home
6:11 Patrick calls 911
6:18 First responders arrive
6:40 Callan resuscitated

Disclaimer: All posts are my personal opinion based on publicly available information. taken in Plymouth, Massachusetts by @citrusphilosophy

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What is Citrus Philosophy, you ask?

About a year and a half ago, I started a new Instagram account to follow the news. I wanted to keep my personal account only for friends and not be flooded by the news.

I was scrolling on my phone at my dining room table and needed a name for that account. I saw an orange in front of me. I always liked the color combination of grey and orange. I wore a grey coat and a bright orange scarf on my first date with my now-husband, so an orange seemed perfect.

The word "orange" isn't the most appealing, however, so I changed my username to "Citrus News." This account stayed private until recently when I made quite a few comments about the Lindsay Clancy trial. To my great surprise, in a span of 12 hours, one of my comments had over 11,000 likes!

Given my education and this newfound discovery that people agree with what I have to say about legal or journalistic issues, I decided to continue.

Within a week, I started getting restrictions, however. I changed the account's name to be "Citrus Philosophical Musings on True Crime" to make it clear that my account is solely my opinion.

Citrus Philosophy is a place where I can post anonymously about current events related to corruption and fraud. I will focus on groups or organizations that seek to protect their own interests first, even when those interests break the law.

Feel free to follow along if you value independent investigative journalism. Peace to you 🕊️ taken in North Pole by @citrusphilosophy

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Patrick Clancy is the only one who ever said that Lindsay was talking after her fall.

I think there are many red flags in this 911 call.

Disclaimer: All posts are my personal opinion based on publicly available information. taken in Plymouth Superior Court by @citrusphilosophy

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What do you think of the last text messages that Lindsay Clancy and her mom sent to each other?

I find that time of non-responsiveness in the afternoon very suspicious. Her communication with anyone except "Patrick" stopped once the morning was over.

Disclaimer: All posts are my personal opinion based on publicly available information. by @citrusphilosophy

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News flash:

No mother would take her daughter to an early-morning pediatrician appointment and text her husband, "Ok her urine looked good so nothing going wrong with her kidneys. Phew."

And commit life-altering crime and destroy her entire family mere hours later. 🤔

Disclaimer: All posts are my personal opinion based on publicly available information. by @citrusphilosophy

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Re: Rachel Danis on 60 Minutes by @citrusphilosophy

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Patrick Clancy only has one brother named Brian. There is no Ryan. by @citrusphilosophy

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This is a partial transcript of the 911 call in the Lindsay Clancy case. A few things that stick out to me are the "say my name" and immediately assuming she "jumped out the window." Also, Patrick Clancy misremembered her age. But the biggest red flag to me is referring to your own children as "the" and not "our" or even "my" and also cussing while referring to the children. Seems like a detached man, and that would have preceded this triple h-micide.

(Disclaimer: This is an opinion piece based on publicly available information). by @citrusphilosophy

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Re: Patrick Clancy wants the attention by @citrusphilosophy

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Evidence of Livor Mortis in Dawson Clancy

During the Lindsay Clancy trial, Massachusetts Medical Examiner Dr. Barbara Olson provided the forensic autopsy testimony regarding 3-year-old Dawson Clancy.

• Dr. Barbara Olson testified that livor mortis (lividity) was observed on Dawson's chest, abdomen, and legs.
• Discoloration & Appearance: Earlier on-scene observations from first responders (such as Officer Stephen Hall) noted Dawson's body was a distinct bluish-purple. The medical examiner noted that the blood pooling in these lower areas was fixed and did not blanch when pressed.
• Petechial Hemorrhages: Dr. Olson also testified heavily regarding the widespread petechial hemorrhages (ruptured tiny blood vessels) across Dawson's face, which were much darker and more expansive than those seen on his sister Cora, indicating intense pressure and movement against the ligature.

Timeline: How Long Does Livor Mortis Take to Start?

According to standard forensic parameters introduced and discussed during the trial's medical breakdowns:
• Onset: Livor mortis typically begins appearing as dull red patches within 20 to 30 minutes after death.
• Progression: Over the next 2 to 4 hours, these patches merge to form larger, more distinct areas of bluish-purple discoloration across the dependent areas of the body. It becomes completely "fixed" (no longer shifting or blanching) roughly 6 to 12 hours postmortem

However, Rigor Mortis is stiffening of the muscles.

This happens when chemical changes in the muscles cause the body to stiffen after death.

• Typically begins around 2–6 hours after death, although timing varies.
• Often becomes more pronounced over approximately 12 hours.
• Causes muscle stiffness, NOT blood pooling.
• Cannot reliably establish an exact time of death on its own. by @citrusphilosophy

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Re: Patrick Clancy running the Chicago Marathon by @citrusphilosophy

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