Lindsay Clancy is facing three first-degree murder charges over the January 2023 deaths of her children. Actress Lisa Rinna has weighed in on the ongoing Lindsay Clancy murder trial, saying she believes Patrick Clancy, not his former wife, killed their three children. Rinna’s comments are her personal opinion and have not been supported by evidence presented in court.
In a TikTok video posted Monday, Rinna said she discussed the case with her therapist and both reached the same conclusion. She also pointed to her belief that women “typically” do not strangle people.
He told jurors that Lindsay’s mental health became much worse after she changed medication in December 2022. He also testified that her condition appeared better shortly before January 24, 2023, and he did not expect what happened that day. Reuters reported that he also described Lindsay’s mental health problems in the months before the deaths. Patrick said she lost weight, became severely depressed and began talking about suicide, according to CBS News.
Because you know, I also heard that women, typically, don’t strangle. Rinna’s theory should therefore not be treated as a fact. Rinna directly named Patrick Clancy while discussing the case in her video. Patrick’s the one who did it. Not Lindsay. Patrick did it. She then explained that she and her therapist had discussed the case. Rinna replied: “Wow, yeah. The actress continued: “So awful to even say but that isn’t what a woman would do. They don’t strangle. However, there is no evidence presented in court establishing that Patrick Clancy killed the children. Patrick later testified in court about the discovery.
She said: “Alright he did it, Patrick did it. Rinna said her therapist looked at her and said: “He did it. Rinna also said she believed women would be more likely to use other methods, including poisoning or drowning, if they wanted to kill someone. He said she had struggled with anxiety, depression and thoughts of harming herself and had told him about intrusive thoughts involving their children. He also said she told him about intrusive thoughts involving the children. Patrick said Lindsay had sought treatment and had been admitted to psychiatric care before the killings.
