Clancy Lawyer Rebuts 9-1-1-Fueled Claims Against Patrick Clancy After 3-Child Case Mistrial
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 11
Clancy Lawyer Rebuts 9-1-1-Fueled Claims Against Patrick Clancy After 3-Child Case Mistrial
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 11
Summary
Kevin Reddington said years of investigation and the 9-1-1 recording do not support online claims that Patrick Clancy was involved in the deaths of Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 7 months.
Reddington also rejected accusations that Patrick Clancy neglected his wife, saying he took Lindsay Clancy to doctors, advocated for her care and saw symptoms the defense says reflected severe postpartum mental illness.
On the prosecution's planning theory, he argued Apple Maps searches for 9-minute and 3-minute trips undercut claims Lindsay Clancy deliberately sent her husband away, saying the searches instead showed she wanted him home for bath and bedtime.
The interview came days after a Massachusetts jury deadlocked, producing a mistrial; prosecutors plan to retry the case while the defense seeks dismissal or reduced murder counts before any new trial.