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Patrick Clancy. Man in green shirt holding baby with two smiling children beside him indoors
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Patrick Clancy addresses conspiracy theories in 60 Minutes interview

Patrick Clancy's ex-wife killed their three children. He will give a tell-all interview to 60 Minutes this Saturday.

Patrick Clancy stayed quiet after his ex-wife Lindsay Clancy killed their three children in Massachusetts in January 2023. Patrick Clancy is now breaking his silence.

Patrick Clancy will give a 60 Minutes interview airing Saturday. The interview will address conspiracy theories that have bothered him online.

Conservative columnist Ross Douthat is interviewing him. Clancy recently asked the public to stop discussing him.

He wants to move on. His ex-wife's defence lawyer defended him.

She says claims about him are false. Some claim he was involved in the deaths, false.

Others claim he was unsupportive, also false. The case raised questions about perinatal mental health.

It also raised questions about healthcare system failures.

Three
Children killed
Massachusetts
Death location
January 2023
Death date
Ross Douthat
Interviewer

Why it mattersThe interview restarts public debate about a high-profile case involving maternal mental health and online conspiracy theories.

AustraliaAustralian media outlets are covering the story as it unfolds in the US, raising local conversations about mental health support and responsible public discourse.

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✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 7 d ago

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