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 the speculation and horrific conspiracy allegations” that Patrick was involved in “some massive conspiracy to kill his children,” Reddington said.

“It’s horrific what this man has been going through and he’s entitled to move on with his life,” he continued. “It’s obvious that Patrick was a man who stood by his wife through all of the difficulty of the medical issues, the psychiatric issues, the pharmaceutical issues, and even up to the time of the trial and even after the trial.”

The conspiracies targeting Patrick have persisted online despite Lindsay acknowledging that she killed the couple’s three children. Her defense argued that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and was not criminally responsible. Her murder trial ended in a mistrial after the jury deadlocked.

Patrick’s attorney, Howard Cooper of Todd & Weld, put influencers, celebrities, and other social-media personalities “on notice” Tuesday, warning that Patrick and his family are prepared to pursue legal action over defamatory claims about Patrick’s supposed involvement in the children’s deaths.

Cooper said the family has been forced to endure “relentless, escalating, and destructive defamation” as well as “outright falsehoods” and warned that those spreading such claims could face legal consequences.

Reddington’s comments Wednesday were notably much less dismissive than when he addressed the conspiracies previously. In an interview following the mistrial, for example, he said he did not “dismiss” people on TikTok and Instagram who were looking into the case, adding that it was “amazing” how they were able to “ferret out facts” and conduct their own “investigations.”

In a 911 call made by Patrick, which was referenced by Reddington on Wednesday, the father first speaks with a dispatcher after finding Lindsay on the ground outside their home following her suicide attempt. While on the phone, he then discovers the bodies of his three children in their basement. “Oh my God!” Patrick says on the call, according to reporters in the courtroom. “She killed the kids!”

The judge in the case granted Patrick’s request to allow only the audio of the call to be played in the courtroom, barring wider release.

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