Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy

Michael C. Phippen

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Michael C. Phippen bought the former Clancy family home at 47 Summer Street, Duxbury, from Patrick Clancy for $675,000 in January 2024, according to property records reported in 2026. Phippen served as a Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney from 2016 to 2018, leaving the office years before the January 2023 deaths. By 2026 he was working as a criminal-defense attorney. Through attorney Peter Maguire, he objected to the trial jury visiting the property, describing the proposed view as highly disruptive; Judge William Sullivan later allowed a limited jury view.

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Patrick Clancy sold the former family home at 47 Summer Street to Michael C. Phippen for $675,000 in January 2024. Phippen had served as a Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney from 2016 to 2018, years before the January 2023 deaths. In 2026, Phippen objected through attorney Peter Maguire to a jury view of the property; Judge William Sullivan later permitted a limited view.

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1 Jan 2024 · Plymouth Superior Court, Massachusetts

Phippen’s case relevance is the January 2024 purchase of 47 Summer Street and his later objection to the 2026 jury view of the property.

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