Former Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney Michael C. Phippen quietly purchased Lindsay Clancy's former home in an off-market deal just over a year after the tragic deaths of her children. This sale occurred despite concerns raised by Phippen about potential disruptions during the jury viewing, which proceeded with restrictions imposed by Judge William Sullivan.
This development is significant as it highlights the complex interplay between legal proceedings and real estate transactions, raising questions about privacy and public interest in high-profile cases.
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