Overview
- Patrick Clancy gave his first televised interview on Sept. 20, describing the grief he has carried since the January 2023 deaths of his three children and explaining why he moved to New York.
- He said infant Callan survived for four days after the attack and died in his arms, and he said he forgave his ex-wife while attributing the killings to undiagnosed postpartum psychosis.
- Clancy sharply criticized widespread, baseless social media conspiracies that accused him of wrongdoing, and his attorneys say law enforcement has been notified and legal action may follow.
- A Plymouth County jury deadlocked 11–1 and Judge William F. Sullivan declared a mistrial on Sept. 4, and prosecutors have not announced whether they will seek a retrial before a Sept. 29 court status hearing.
- The public interview refocuses attention on perinatal mental health, ongoing civil suits against clinicians, and post-trial concerns about juror publicity and online harassment that could shape next steps.