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A prosecutor told jurors this morning that evidence supports a guilty verdict for each count of the nine charges against an Ohio man accused of murdering his wife. Caleb Flynn is charged with aggravated murder, three counts of murder, two counts of assault and three counts of evidence tampering.
A prosecutor told jurors this morning that evidence supports a guilty verdict for each count of the nine charges against an Ohio man accused of murdering his wife. Caleb Flynn is charged with aggravated murder, three counts of murder, two counts of assault and three counts of evidence tampering. "Not only is there some overlap in the conduct being charged, several of these charges are also interconnected," said Matt Joseph, an assistant prosecuting attorney in Miami County, Ohio, in his 16-minute closing argument. Joseph said Flynn's defense that an intruder killed his wife is not supported by evidence. "The evidence has proven the defendant's account to be a complete fabrication," he said. Investigators didn't find the gun used to kill Ashly Flynn in her Tipp City home on Feb. 16, 2026, which is the basis for one of Flynn's evidence tampering counts. "Recovery of the gun is not an element the state has to prove. But you heard the defendant kept the 9mm handgun in his truck console. His truck was parked in the garage. That console was up when law enforcement arrived, and the gun was missing. You heard that Ashley was shot twice in her head with 9 mm bullets," Joseph said. Flynn's DNA also was on the release button for the console where he kept his gun as well as a broken garage doorknob, and his blood was on a light switch in the bedroom. "You heard about his electronic devices and his electronic communication. Those communications documented the defendant's years-long relationship with his mistress, who was a 20-year-old intern when they first met. You heard about the defendant's efforts to delete information up to and including the morning of the murder, his words that major changes were coming in his life, the discussions about the end of his marriage," Joseph said. "While the defendant told law enforcement he was sleeping, his electronic devices documented something different. They documented movement and activity in the hours leading up to Ashley's murder. The defendant said he was sleeping. His devices say he was awake and moving. You heard about the app deletion, his Apple Watch movement, his AirPods activity, his iPhone activity, his Face ID unlock before calling 911, and the digital evidence documenting his 911 call," Joseph said. "Consider the evidence together. These events do not stand alone. They connect. They corroborate one another. They interlock and converge on the defendant," he continued. #law #court #crime

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