Patrick Clancy has granted his first interview since the conclusion of his former wife Lindsay Clancy’s trial, which ended in a hung jury. The trial centered on the tragic deaths of their three children—5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 8-month-old Callan—who were fatally strangled. Lindsay Clancy had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, citing postpartum psychosis as a factor in her defense.

The exclusive interview with Patrick Clancy, conducted by CBS correspondent Ross Douthat, is scheduled to air Sunday on "60 Minutes." In the forthcoming segment, Clancy is expected to discuss his grief and reflect on memories of his children. He will also address the spread of unfounded conspiracy theories about him that emerged online following the trial.

A brief teaser released by CBS shows Clancy calmly preparing for the interview, with an offscreen voice verifying readiness before the “only on 60 Minutes” title card appears. The Clancy case captured national attention due to the unusual nature of the defense and the heartbreaking circumstances surrounding the deaths of the children.

The trial’s unresolved verdict has left many questions unanswered, with the jury unable to reach a unanimous decision on Lindsay Clancy’s alleged legal insanity during the incident. The upcoming interview marks the first public opportunity for Patrick Clancy to share his side of the story since the trial ended.