Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer defended her ex-husband against the “horrific conspiracy allegations” he’s faced throughout her triple murder trial and demanded the public “stop with the speculation.”

Defense attorney Kevin Reddington said Clancy’s then-husband, Patrick Clancy, “ought to be able to move on with his life” and not have to continue to be subjected to unfounded conspiracy theories that he was actually the one who strangled their three children and framed Lindsay Clancy for it.

“Stop with the speculation and horrific conspiracy allegations that he was involved with some massive conspiracy to kill his children,” Reddington said Wednesday in an interview on “CBS Mornings.” “It’s horrific what this man has been going through and he’s entitled to move on with his life.”

Here’s the latest on Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial:

• Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer reveals what could happen next after her murder case ended in a mistrial
• Kevin Reddington reveals how Trump could help Lindsay Clancy — after acknowledging president can’t pardon killer mom
• Patrick Clancy rips ‘real-life threats’ he’s facing over hateful influencers’ ‘misinformation’
• Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asks Trump to consider pardoning his client in stunning ‘GMA’ plea

Patrick Clancy divorced Lindsay Clancy, moved to New York City and married infertility specialists, Rachel Danis, earlier this year.

He was the prosecution’s first witness in the captivating case that ended with a mistrial on Friday because of a hopelessly deadlocked jury.