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Patrick Clancy Speaks — Holdout Says Lindsay Was Guilty From Day One
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- Crime Talk with Scott Reisch
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Summary
Patrick Clancy is speaking publicly as major new developments continue to emerge from the Lindsay Clancy trial. Patrick will appear on 60 Minutes this Sunday alongside his new wife, Dr. Rachel Danis, discussing his grief, his children Cora, Dawson and Callan, the mental health issues surrounding the case and the conspiracy theories that have targeted him since the trial. At the same time, the lone holdout juror is now pushing back against the other eleven jurors. According to the journalist who interviewed him, the holdout says he believed Lindsay was criminally responsible from the beginning and denies ever telling the jury that he had reasonable doubt. We break down what he said, how it conflicts with accounts from other jurors and whether his comments could create additional questions about what happened inside that jury room. Also on today's Crime Talk: • Ohio "House of Horrors" mom Elizabeth Siders faces new felony sex charges as questions continue about her mental competency and a possible pregnancy. • Former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn goes on trial for the alleged murder of his wife, Ashley Flynn. • A West Virginia woman is accused of leaving her seriously ill husband on a toilet for approximately 19 hours before his death. • An NYPD officer is accused of stealing a safe containing nearly $50,000 in cash and jewelry — and then allegedly using police databases to follow the investigation into himself. Plus: Legal History, our Legal Quote, and today's Dumb Criminal.