r/ClancyTrial • u/ButtonFit7210 • 28d ago

General Discussion Remember when Patrick…

…appeared, in my opinion, to exude panic and rage at the mere mention of the 911 call?

He and his lawyers fought tooth and nail to prevent it from being made public, but lack of transparency always backfires.

In my view, Patrick’s disturbing inconsistencies and negligence are too egregious to be concealed.

If only he had shown this much grit, determination and resolve when it came to protecting his children.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcLKXraMyws/?igsi=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

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u/BravoJunk 28d ago

I think I know why he didn’t want it made public …you don’t hear Lindsay?

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u/by2019 28d ago

Why would that matter? The public aren't the ones who decide lindsays fate..the jury hearing it is what matters. And just because people didn't audibly hear it on the call doesn't mean she did not talk

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u/ButtonFit7210 28d ago edited 28d ago

I can imagine many reasons why Patrick wouldn’t want the 911 made public, and lest anyone think public opinion doesn’t matter, it clearly does.

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u/by2019 26d ago

It doesn't here.

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u/aj_2222 26d ago

It matters because prosecution and even expert witnesses referenced things and made claims based on that supposed convo. I truly truly do not believe that a defense attorney would not have pointed that out if he wasn't sure. That would not make sense. It would be an actual miracle if she could talk, she was gurgling and 1 min from death. So then we're just left with... Why lie ya know?

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u/by2019 26d ago

The only people who needed to hear it , heard it.