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Lindsay Clancy's supporters turned out in force Thursday morning, as her murder trial entered Day 17 ... with dozens gathering outside the Massachusetts courthouse in a show of solidarity for the mom accused of murdering her three young children.

Many of the supporters wore pink and held signs as they stood outside Plymouth Superior Courthouse. Another group also gathered at Tewksbury State Hospital, where Clancy remains hospitalized.

They even crossed paths with Clancy's defense attorney -- Kevin Reddington -- who spoke to reporters and said his client is so "beat up" and just "so sad."

A Florida detective had a pretty simple reminder for his fellow cops after one deputy allegedly used police databases to stalk a woman he met on a TV set ... "You see a hot chick, you don't look them up in a database."

New footage obtained by 404 Media shows the investigation and arrest of former Monroe County Sheriff's deputy Lamar Eliseo Roman ... who allegedly tracked down an actress he met while working security on the Apple TV series "Bad Monkey."

In the video, the detective tells the woman Roman searched her name, photo, and vehicles ... then allegedly placed her license plate on a police "hot list" so he'd be alerted when she drove past a plate reader.

The FBI reportedly gave Eric Swalwell quite the welcome home to California ... meeting him at the airport and seizing his electronics.

Agents were reportedly waiting when the former congressman landed at San Francisco International Airport Saturday ... confronting him with a search warrant and taking his cell phone and other devices.

Swalwell reportedly cooperated, but the feds weren't finished ... agents reportedly showed up at his Washington, D.C. home Sunday with additional court-approved search warrants ... seizing more potential evidence while neither Swalwell nor his wife, Brittany Watts, were home.

As investigators continue to put together clues regarding Nolan Wells' mysterious death, officials revealed it's been years since someone has drowned off Horn Island.

The Jackson County coroner told PEOPLE they have no recorded drowning deaths at the Mississippi barrier island within the last six years.

But officials did tell the outlet there was a drowning death investigation at nearby Petit Bois Island within the last several years.

Plus, they said a teenage girl got stuck in the waters at nearby Dauphin Island and was taken to the hospital in critical condition.

Courtney Clenney has landed in her new prison digs in Florida and, from the look on her face in her mug shot, she's not really diggin' it too much.

The former OnlyFans model arrived Wednesday at Florida's state prison Reception Center for Women in Ocala, according to the Department of Corrections.  

She then posed for her new booking photo in her plain prison duds and, as you can see, she just stares unhappily into the camera. And who can blame her? Prison sucks.

Donald Trump's ever-present aide Natalie Harp reportedly spent more than a year working inside the White House without a security clearance ... despite rarely leaving the president's side.

Harp didn't complete the paperwork needed to kick off her formal background investigation for more than a year, according to MS NOW, which reports the delay raised concerns among White House lawyers and security officials.

And apparently, the situation went all the way to the top ... the outlet reports Trump personally intervened at one point.

There's a new way out of "The Happiest Place on Earth" ... Disneyland is warning guests they will be kicked out of the park if they stand up on the famous log-flume ride ... with new warnings going up after a string of concerning incidents.

In the past couple of weeks, new warning signs have been added around Tiana's Bayou Adventure -- along with a PA announcement -- warning guests they will be given the boot if they fail to remain seated.

A source tells TMZ ... the signage was added so guests waiting in line are well aware there is a big drop at the end ... and tomfoolery WILL NOT be tolerated.

And it's not just in the line queue ... there are also signs along the ride telling guests to "remain seated at all times" or else.

Surrogate McKenna West is scoffing at the biological parents being upset at her for naming the newborn baby Gabriel amid their nasty court battle ... TMZ has learned.

According to court docs obtained by TMZ, McKenna asked the court to toss the counterclaims brought by Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed ... after they demanded more than $100,000 in damages.

Nausheen and Omar alleged they suffered emotional distress and other damages from the ordeal McKenna put them through when she refused to abort the baby against their wishes after finding out it had a heart defect.

McKenna flew to Texas to give birth, but the biological parents have been temporarily awarded custody and decision-making authority over the baby. The court battle remains ongoing.

In her new filing, McKenna said Nausheen and Omar claim McKenna is violating their surrogacy agreement by calling the baby Gabriel. Nausheen and Omar insist the baby's name is Rumi.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are booking it out of the U.S. and moving back to Britain ... a pretty shocking turn of events considering it's only been six years since they shunned their royal duties.

Perhaps the decision has been in the works for a while ... but PEOPLE reports they are bouncing back to the United Kingdom by the end of this month ... and Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will start school in September and are already enrolled across the pond.

Lips are sealed as to where in the UK they're moving ... but PEOPLE reports they're keeping the home in Montecito, California, and their vacation property in Portugal.

Rep. Lauren Boebert's son appeared in court Wednesday in his first appearance since his arrest on charges of sexual exploitation of a child ... and he had some questions about the protection order handed down in his case after being told to stay the hell away from his ex-girlfriend, the alleged victim.

21-year-old Tyler Boebert went before a judge after his recent arrest in Colorado ... and the judge explained the details of the protection order she put in place.

Tyler was told not to harass the alleged victim, not to show up at her house, and not to contact her.

Pretty simple instructions ... though Tyler did have one clarifying question -- what should he do if his ex shows up at his work?

Princess Diana's death was ruled an accident, but there's haunting evidence she may have been the victim of foul play, which is the subject of "Celebrity Crime Scene: Princess Diana."

Dodi Fayed's father claims Diana and Dodi told him she was pregnant, and that would have posed a big problem for the royal family. Prince Philip in particular, who was known to have racist tendencies, would not have taken kindly to the future king of England having a Muslim step-sibling.

Using never-before-seen A.I. technology, the show re-creates the crash from multiple points of view, and 2 mysterious cars factor into theories that this was not an accident at all. One car appeared to force Henri Paul, the driver, into the tunnel, which then collided with a Fiat before crashing into the 13th pillar.

Elon Musk is doubling down on his defense of Derek Chauvin ... insisting the former Minneapolis cop convicted of murdering George Floyd is innocent and should be freed.

Elon weighed in Wednesday on X ... saying Chauvin was "unjustly convicted of murder" and claiming the facts show Chauvin did not cause Floyd's death or intend for anyone to die.

The billionaire definitively declared Chauvin "is not a murderer."

Nolan Wells would have turned 19 today ... and three of the friends who were with him before his death joined a virtual vigil honoring his life.

Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo and Morgan Seymour participated in the National Action Network's noon prayer vigil for Nolan ... appearing on Zoom with their cameras on and microphones muted.

Attorney Edward Andrew Paltzik, who represents the three friends, tells TMZ ... they wanted to honor Nolan on his birthday ... and he shared a statement from the young men.

Oklahoma State Senate candidate Barry Christian was intoxicated when he died by suicide ... at least according to the medical examiner.

According to the autopsy report, obtained by TMZ, Christian had an approximately 0.14% BAC -- which is nearly double the legal blood alcohol concentration of limit .08%.

As we previously reported, Christian was found dead in April inside his 2024 Ram pickup truck at the Sandy Sanders Wildlife Management Area in Beckham County, Oklahoma ... and the Oklahoma Chief Medical Examiner ruled his death a suicide.

The autopsy reveals he shot himself on the left side of the head, just above the ear.

Natalie Harp apparently takes keeping up with President Trump very seriously ... so seriously, it seems, his ever-present aide sprints across his golf courses just to keep pace with him ... and she's been so distracted, she's forgetting basic biological necessities.

The New York Times reports it reviewed several videos showing Natalie hoofing it across long stretches of Trump's Scotland course while his golf cart rolled along ... and she apparently worried her hustle wasn't a good look -- turns out, she was running on very little food or sleep.

Natalie wrote Trump an apology letter after his golf round, saying ... "I also am sorry if I was an embarrassment walking the course in Scotland."

She went on to tell Trump, "I want things to always be right between us. I also know I've been distracted all week (forgetting to eat throughout the days, and even forgetting to sleep, and only catching a couple hours at a time)."

The U.S. Army is preparing to invade Vice City, apparently ... promising soldiers who re-enlist multiple days off to play "Grand Theft Auto 6."

The Army's 3rd Infantry Division -- based out of Fort Stewart, Georgia -- has offered current active-duty service members a four-day pass to steal, kill, and run from the cops in the game after it comes out on November 19 ... but there's a catch.

Soldiers only get the time off to play the video game if they agree to tack on at least two years to their service contracts, TMZ has learned.

According to U.S. Army spokesperson Lt. Col. Angel Tomko ... a new career counselor working for the unit suggested the program, which was implemented because the service branch is trying to use incentives soldiers actually care about to keep them around.

Whatever happened to a traditional signing bonus?!?