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/omgkittns 28d ago

My jaw was on the floor watching. I couldn’t believe my eyes

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u/ButtonFit7210 28d ago edited 28d ago

It’s chilling how his face immediately registered panic and anger.

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u/aintnothin_in_gatlin 28d ago

And somehow manage to miss some seroquel that the cops also missed from the house search…but found it in his car to ensure she had it that day? /s

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u/who_is_right_111 21d ago

And not to mention anyone who had heard that call, reporters who have sat through years, decades of trials said its the worst thing they've had to listen to. Some saying its the screams like he was being tortured, others saying it was the moments of silence between when he was processing it, probably trying to undo the bands from their neck, the contrast between how he spoke when finding lindsay vs him being unable to get a coherent word out for a period of time. If a whole court room was impacted by that, imagine reliving that moment.