Overview
- A jury deadlocked in Lindsay Clancy’s trial and Judge William F. Sullivan declared a mistrial on Sept. 4, leaving prosecutors to decide whether to retry her or pursue other legal steps.
- Patrick Clancy’s first television interview, broadcast Sept. 20 on 60 Minutes, is his most detailed public account since the killings and centers on his grief and memories of his three children.
- In the interview Clancy described holding 8‑month‑old Callan as he died, said he forgave his ex‑wife, and recounted struggles to help her navigate worsening postpartum illness.
- Clancy and his lawyers say a wave of false online theories has targeted him and his new wife, law‑enforcement authorities have been notified, and his team calls the campaign defamatory.
- The case keeps focus on major stakes—whether Lindsay Clancy will be retried, found not criminally responsible, or committed for treatment—and on gaps in perinatal mental‑health care that the trial exposed.