Lindsay Clancy rejects conspiracy theories accusing her ex of their children’s deaths, lawyer says

Key Points:

• Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, rejects online conspiracy theories accusing her ex-husband Patrick Clancy of killing their three children, stating Patrick has been unfairly targeted by misinformation campaigns.
• Following a mistrial declared after a deadlocked jury in Clancy's murder trial, Reddington revealed that Lindsay Clancy remains suicidal and under constant watch, but does not harbor anger toward those involved in the trial.
• The defense argues Clancy committed the killings under postpartum psychosis, a rare mental condition causing hallucinations, while prosecutors contend she was aware and planned the murders; both sides agree she killed her children.
• Jurors were deadlocked 11-1, with the majority favoring a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity, but one holdout juror refused to agree, leading to the mistrial; prosecutors must now decide whether to retry Clancy.
• Reddington plans to file a motion to dismiss charges and is open to plea discussions that avoid jail time for Clancy; he also called on former President Trump to intervene, hoping for influence to drop charges despite the case being at the state level.