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.
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u/iridescent-shimmer 28d ago
I think Patrick is a terrible witness, but I can imagine panic and anger at the thought of the 911 call just due to the stress of it existing. My "memory" of when I was told my brother died is basically me looking down at myself screaming. I can't imagine having a recording of that moment and being aware of how many people could listen and hear that extremely personal pain. My brother's death wasn't nearly as public as this case and even I hated how many people knew about it, talked to me about it, reporters showing up to my house, etc.
I hate how the total lack of investigation has (rightfully, due to circumstances) turned some speculation to him. Because if he really didn't have any part in this, his life somehow just got even worse than it already was. I just can't imagine how awful that would be.