Andrea Yates, Lindsay Clancy
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Andrea Yates was on trial for killing her five kids nearly 25 years ago. The public did not have the empathy then that it has now for Lindsay Clancy.
On June 20, 2001, an unimaginable tragedy sent shockwaves through the community of Clear Lake, Texas. Andrea Pia Yates, the mother of 5-year-old John Samuel Yates, 2-year-old Luke David Yates, 6-month-old Mary Deborah Yates,
Andrea Yates killed her five children after drowning them in the bathtub of her suburban Houston home — but nearly 25 years later, her ex-husband maintains that being a mother was her "favorite role." Andrea and her then-husband, Rusty Yates, became ...
At the beginning of one of the nation's most high-profile murder trials in 2002, prosecutor Joseph Owmby told jurors that Andrea Yates had spent two years planning to kill her five young children. On June 20, 2001, the stay-at-home mother, then 37, called ...
The Andrea Yates Story’ sheds light on a devastating tragedy that unfolded in Clear Lake, Texas, on June 20, 2001. Russell “Rusty” Yates was in his office when his children, 7-year-old Noah Jacob Yates,
Andrea was convicted of capital murder, but the verdict was later reversed and she was found not guilty by reason of insanity Rusty opened up about the horrific event in HBO Max's docuseries The Cult Behind the Killer: The Andrea Yates Story Rusty Yates ...
Andrea Yates’ shocking crime is explored in the new Investigation Discovery docuseries “The Cult Behind the Killer: The Andrea Yates Story.” It’s been 25 years since Yates’ shocking crime made national news. In June 2001, she drowned her five ...
She is being tried on murder charges for killing her three young children. The tragedy has resurrected debates over whether such women are criminals or victims. By Shaila Dewan Massachusetts justices ruled that the jury should have heard evidence of mental ...
As deliberations reached a fifth day, Kevin Reddington brushed off the arrest of a woman accused of filming Clancy jurors: "It doesn't affect us at all." On a verdict, he said, "I don't know. Hopefully.