Women across the internet are now publicly supporting Lindsay Clancy, the mother who strangled her three small children to death. Far from being an isolated incident, a growing movement has emerged where numerous women openly declare they side with Clancy—refusing to acknowledge the tragic loss of their victims—and share identical sentiments: “How many more children are at risk right now?”

The backlash against Clancy’s actions has drawn immediate attention when a man broke up with his three-year-long girlfriend after she admitted to sharing these dangerous beliefs. This incident underscores the urgent need for vigilance, as the online community actively organizes to elevate Clancy’s case. One group is recruiting women to show solidarity at her courthouse trial, while others draft letters of encouragement and openly state they support this child killer more than their own friends.

The phenomenon has been labeled “suicidal empathy” by critics who warn it poses a deadly threat to society. Prominent figures like Lisa Rinna have amplified the narrative, with some women even claiming Clancy’s actions were not hers alone but orchestrated by others. The movement has also drawn accusations of witchcraft involvement, with conspiracy theories suggesting supernatural forces are aiding the mother in her crimes.

A troubling pattern emerges: over 25% of women are reported to have engaged in similar acts—murdering their children through abortion—according to the narrative. This connection has fueled calls for drastic societal change, with activists arguing that the widespread acceptance of such actions must end before more lives are lost. The issue remains a critical warning sign for all who value child safety and moral integrity.