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Lindsay Clancy Lawyer Rejects Claims Against Ex-Husband Patrick
Kevin Reddington said Patrick Clancy’s 911 call and courtroom evidence undercut online claims tying him to the deaths of the couple’s three children.
- On Wednesday, defense attorney Kevin Reddington appeared on CBS Mornings to denounce "horrific conspiracy allegations" against Patrick Clancy, urging the public to stop speculating about the ex-husband's involvement in the 2023 deaths of his three children.
- Online theorists have repeatedly accused Patrick of involvement in the murders, a narrative Reddington called a "relentless, escalating and destructive defamation campaign." The 911 call Patrick placed demonstrates his genuine anguish.
- Following the mistrial declared on September 4 due to a deadlocked jury, the legal team is preparing for a September 29 hearing while Reddington continues to argue that Lindsay, a former nurse, suffered from postpartum psychosis.
- During a Tuesday appearance on "Good Morning America," Reddington appealed to President Donald Trump for a pardon, though he acknowledged the case involves state-level offenses that wouldn't qualify for presidential clemency.
- Patrick, who married Dr. Rachel Danis in April 2026, is attempting to move on from the tragedy, while Reddington expressed willingness to discuss a plea deal with Plymouth District Attorney Timothy Cruz to avoid jail time.
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Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Finally Blows Up TikTok Conspiracies Surrounding Case
Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney has finally publicly rejected the nasty TikTok conspiracies targeting her former husband, Patrick Clancy. During a Wednesday appearance on “CBS Mornings,” Kevin Reddington was again asked about speculation accusing the grieving father of involvement in the deaths of his three children. Unlike his softer response after Lindsay’s mistrial, Reddington directly denounced the claims as false and harmful. “Stop with t…
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