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Before Lindsay Clancy: Constance Fisher’s Second Triple Drowning—and the Escape That Ended in the Kennebec River
Content warning: This story discusses the deaths of children, severe mental illness, suicide attempts, and suicide. Three Children Were Dead. Twelve Years Later, It Happened Again. On June 30, 1966, Carl Fisher came home from work in rural Fairfield, Maine. Something was wrong. No children ran to greet him. The house was unnaturally quiet. Contemporary accounts describe Carl discovering his nine-month-old daughter, Natalie Rose Fisher, drowned in the bathtub. Police arriving


Before Lindsay Clancy: The Constance Fisher Case and the Devastating Reality of Postpartum Psychosis. Part 1 of 2
Constance Fisher, Constance Fisher murders, Constance Fisher Maine, postpartum psychosis true crime, postpartum psychosis murder case, Maine true crime, Maine murders, mother killed six children, mother drowned children, Augusta State Hospital, Constance and Carl Fisher, Richard Fisher, Daniel Fisher, Deborah Fisher, Kathleen Fisher, Michael Fisher, Natalie Fisher, 1954 Maine murders, 1966 Maine murders, insanity defense, maternal mental illness, historical true crime, family
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