A judge in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy has ruled that certain highly distressing evidence, including autopsy photographs and a 911 call, will not be shown to the jury. The decision is significant because it limits what jurors may hear and see in a case concerning the deaths of Clancy’s three children.

The article says Clancy’s husband, Patrick, had sought restrictions on sensitive material such as the emergency call and photographs of the children. Opening statements in the trial were expected to begin on Monday, with the court weighing how to present evidence without causing unnecessary emotional harm.