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The judge in an Ohio man's murder trial thanked jurors today before formally discharging them from their duties. The jury deliberated about 2 1/2 hours before finding Caleb Flynn, 40, guilty on all counts. They heard seven days of testimony. Flynn was charged with four counts of murder under different legal theories, including two involving felonious assault, as well as two counts of assault and three counts of evidence tampering. Judge Jeannine N. Pratt polled the jury then said,
The judge in an Ohio man's murder trial thanked jurors today before formally discharging them from their duties. The jury deliberated about 2 1/2 hours before finding Caleb Flynn, 40, guilty on all counts. They heard seven days of testimony. Flynn was charged with four counts of murder under different legal theories, including two involving felonious assault, as well as two counts of assault and three counts of evidence tampering. Judge Jeannine N. Pratt polled the jury then said, "Well, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, on behalf of the public and the parties, thank you." "The court expresses sincere appreciation for your service in performing this important public function. The judicial system, as we know it in the United States, is the finest in the world. It is so very important in preserving the rights of all citizens that you have willingly agreed to serve as jurors in this case. By your being here and participating, you are helping to guarantee the continued existence of the law and the social order in our country. And never forget that no civilized country in history has ever been able to exist without law and order," Pratt said. "As indicated earlier, now that your verdict is returned and your jury service is completed, you may now discuss this case with anyone, but you are not required to do so. Whether you discuss this case with counsel or anyone else after you are discharged is a matter of your own choice. In any event, you should be careful what you say. You should make no statement, oral or in writing, unless you are sure it is both complete and accurate. You should make no statement that you would not be willing to make under oath in the presence of the court, the other jurors, the parties, and their respective counsel." "It is improper for a lawyer or anyone else to harass you, entice you, or exert improper influence on you for the purpose of getting you to talk about this case. Members of the jury, you are now discharged from your duties." Flynn called 911 about 2:30 a.m. on Feb. 16, 2026, and said an intruder shot and killed his wife, Ashley Flynn, in their bed as he slept on the couch in their Tipp City home. Prosecutors say Flynn killed his wife and lied about the intruder. He had been having an affair with a woman he met at church and repeatedly told her he hated his wife and wanted to be with her instead. #law #crime #court

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