Caleb Flynn's Girlfriend Read the Jury THIS Two-Word Text

In the Caleb Flynn murder trial, prosecutors are building motive out of what the former American Idol singer typed to the woman he was seeing. Alleigha Botner took the stand for the state and read a March 2025 exchange with Flynn, message number by message number. He told her he'd been crying. She wrote back, "What can I do?" His answer was two words long. Botner testified that Flynn said early on that Ashley wasn't worthy of being called by her first name, and that he talked about wanting his wife dead about once a month. Ashley Flynn was shot twice in the head in her bed in February 2026. Flynn says someone broke in, and he has pleaded not guilty. Defense attorney and former prosecutor Eric Faddis breaks down how a text thread becomes motive in front of a jury, and how the defense argues a man who talks big isn't the man who pulled the trigger.

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