The trial concerning Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her three young children in Massachusetts, is continuing, with live updates revealing that her sister sensed something was wrong in the month before the deaths but did not report her concerns to anyone. The disclosure has drawn scrutiny to the warning signs that may have preceded the killings and raises questions about whether earlier intervention could have prevented the tragedy.

The sister described experiencing a "gut feeling" that something was amiss with Clancy in the weeks leading up to the deaths of her children, yet she did not act on this instinct or alert authorities or other family members. The article forms part of ongoing live coverage of the murder trial, tracking testimony and evidence as the case unfolds in court.