Patrick Clancy, 38, speaks about coping with the death of his children in an interview with 60 Minutes, set to be released Sunday. In the account, he says he talks to his dead children and asks them for help “all the time,” describing how the conversations provide him with solace.
The interview is presented as Clancy’s first since the mistrial involving his ex-wife, Lindsay. Outlets report that the focus of his remarks is personal and grief-related, rather than on new legal arguments. While coverage centers on his statements about seeking comfort, it also notes the timing of the interview in relation to the legal process following the mistrial.
Across the sources provided, the shared elements are that Clancy is interviewed by 60 Minutes, the interview is scheduled for release Sunday, and he describes an ongoing practice of speaking with his deceased children. The reporting does not add additional detail about the mistrial itself or any further developments in the case.
