Petition updateInvestigate Patrick Clancy for his children's deaths
Demanding Comprehensive Inquiry into Timeline Discrepancies, Investigative Procedures, and Instituti

Hilary CobbsColumbus, OH, United States
Aug 23, 2026
We are officially updating this petition to focus our demands on the public officials who hold direct jurisdiction over this matter: the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office and the Massachusetts State Police Detective Unit assigned to Plymouth County. Because the town of Duxbury falls under this jurisdiction, these agencies are the sole authorities responsible for ensuring a thorough and unbiased investigation.We call upon these law enforcement bodies to address critical unresolved questions surrounding the tragic deaths of the Clancy children. To ensure absolute public transparency, institutional accountability, and a complete vetting of all facts, this formal investigation must explicitly include:A full investigation into Patrick Clancy: A rigorous, transparent examination of Patrick Clancy’s actions, statements, and testimony. This must address public concerns regarding documented inconsistencies in his timeline, the verification of identity within the CVS store surveillance footage, and all other conflicting narrative details currently present in the public record.Accountability for investigative personnel: A formal review into the conduct of the initial responding officers and detectives assigned to the case. Any officer of the law who failed to execute standard, comprehensive investigative protocols or overlooked conflicting evidence must be held fully accountable.An audit for conflicts of interest: A transparent disclosure and investigation into potential personal, professional, or institutional ties between Patrick Clancy and any members of law enforcement involved in the handling of this case to ensure there was no obstruction of justice or biased treatment.We expect our public officials to uphold the highest standards of thoroughness and legal integrity for the sake of justice and public trust.
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