LifestyleMarie Claire AustraliaWhen & Where To Watch Patrick Clancy’s ‘60 Minutes’ Interview In Australia
Patrick Clancy and his new wife are appearing on US 60 Minutes on September 21 to address grief and social media conspiracy theories following his ex-wife Lindsay's murder mistrial.
The plot thickens
Patrick Clancy is sitting down with CBS News 60 Minutes to discuss his grief and the baseless conspiracy theories that spread on social media during his ex-wife Lindsay's murder trial.
Lindsay Clancy's trial ended in a mistrial on September 4 after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict, and Patrick's new wife Dr Rachel Danis appears alongside him.
Australian viewers can watch clips via the CBS News YouTube channel after the interview airs at 9am AEST on Monday September 21, as the full broadcast is region-locked.
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