How Caleb Flynn’s Own Technology Built the Case Against Him

Caleb Flynn allegedly tried to erase his digital trail before his wife was killed. ChatGPT uninstalled. GroupMe deleted. Instagram gone after 1 a.m. Investigators recovered the timestamps of every deletion alongside more than 107,000 text messages, AI-generated love songs, Apple Watch data, and cell phone location records. Prosecutors used the digital forensics to build a timeline of the night Ashley died and argued that Flynn was covering his tracks in real time. The defense said there was no weapon and no fingerprints. The jury convicted on all nine counts in approximately two hours. Attorney Bob Motta and retired FBI agent Robin Dreeke break down the psychology of digital arrogance, how defense teams try to counter forensic evidence, and whether the digital age has made it impossible to get away with murder.

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