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Inside Edition · Thursday · 17 min

Inside Edition for Thursday Sep 17, 2026

The new wife of Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband Patrick has stood by silently while her husband has been attacked by those who believe he didn't do enough to stop Lindsay from killing their three children. Now she's by his side in an exclusive "60 Minutes" interview. Steven Fabian tells us why they're speaking out now. Next, was a wealthy widow fleeced by a hunky male escort for a jaw-dropping six million dollars? That's the allegation by a woman who lost her husband, then hired a silver-haired gigolo with six-pack abs to accompany her to Italy. The man denies the allegations. And, we're learning more about the victims from the news chopper crash in L.A. The pilot was preparing to retire when he lost his life alongside a young reporter as they rushed to cover a breaking story. The disaster is highlighting chopper news reporting, described as one of the most dangerous jobs in America. Finally, they’re beloved by school kids — lunch ladies who serve them up hot meals every day. Now we're giving them a day of pampering they'll never forget. Alison Hall explains.

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The new wife of Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband Patrick has stood by silently while her husband has been attacked by those who believe he didn't do enough to stop Lindsay from killing their three children. Now she's by his side in an exclusive "60 Minutes" interview. Steven Fabian tells us why they're speaking out now. Next, was a wealthy widow fleeced by a hunky male escort for a jaw-dropping six million dollars? That's the allegation by a woman who lost her husband, then hired a silver-haired gigolo with six-pack abs to accompany her to Italy. The man denies the allegations. And, we're learning more about the victims from the news chopper crash in L.A. The pilot was preparing to retire when he lost his life alongside a young reporter as they rushed to cover a breaking story. The disaster is highlighting chopper news reporting, described as one of the most dangerous jobs in America. Finally, they’re beloved by school kids — lunch ladies who serve them up hot meals every day. Now we're giving them a day of pampering they'll never forget. Alison Hall explains.