For the Walsh case, however, the more immediate detail was what prosecutors say she was doing while the proceedings were still unfolding.
Lindsay Clancy is pictured here in court as her own case moved through the legal process. | Source: Getty Images
Walsh was allegedly discussing the Clancy case with friends until approximately 12:30 p.m. on September 1, about three and a half hours before the scene inside her home was discovered.
The timeline cited in reporting on the court filing says Walsh had been actively discussing the case through a group text with friends.
The conversation had not happened several days earlier or even the night before. It had continued into the same afternoon.
Neighbors had no reason to suspect that this ordinary-looking Frankfort home would soon become the center of a murder investigation involving Corie Walsh and her 2-year-old son. | Source: Facebook/Kayla Bree Crime Files
Walsh “had been actively discussing the case via group text message with her friends” until just hours before the discovery was made inside her home.
The Clancy trial was explicitly identified as the case Walsh had been following, making the group chat part of the documented timeline from that afternoon.
Walsh with her son in a family photo taken before his death. | Source: Facebook/ Kayla Bree Crime Files
