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In the trial of Caleb Flynn, jurors reviewed messages between Flynn and his mistress, Alleigha Botner, which included discussions about wanting his wife dead. Botner testified that she did not believe Flynn intended to act on these statements, and the defense argued that the messages were about divorce rather than murder. Digital forensics evidence from Flynn's cellphone was also presented in court.
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In the trial of Caleb Flynn, jurors reviewed messages between Flynn and his mistress, Alleigha Botner, which included discussions about wanting his wife dead. Botner testified that she did not believe Flynn intended to act on these statements, and the defense argued that the messages were about divorce rather than murder. Digital forensics evidence from Flynn's cellphone was also presented in court.
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