Patrick Clancy Recalls Lindsay Describing the Killings as “Like a Dream”
Patrick Clancy has spoken publicly about the deaths of his three children and the response he says he received after confronting Lindsay Clancy. His interview with 60 Minutes was his first public interview since Lindsay’s murder trial, according to the source report.
The trial ended in an 11-1 mistrial. During the interview, Clancy described what Lindsay told him when he asked whether she remembered what happened to Cora, Dawson, and Callan.
“Did you ask Lindsay why she did it?” CBS’s Ross Douthat inquired.
“I asked her if she remembered it,” Patrick Clancy replied.
“She said it was like a dream. And she remembered it much in the way you would remember a dream after waking up,” he continued.
The report directs viewers to the 5:40 mark of the interview for Clancy’s response.
The interview also comes after Clancy says his name was targeted by accusations and conspiracy theories. The report says some people claimed he was responsible for the deaths of Cora, Dawson, and Callan. Others accused him of failing to support Lindsay during her reported mental-health struggles or allowing her condition to worsen.
Clancy was also criticized for moving forward with his life after the tragedy. According to the report, he remarried and is now starting a family with his new wife. He has said he looks forward to telling their future children about Cora, Dawson, and Callan.
The 11-1 split left the case without a verdict. The source article praises the lone juror who stood apart and argues that the mistrial left the family without a final resolution. It expresses hope that Patrick and the three children will ultimately receive justice.
Read the original report at The Gateway Pundit.