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Caleb Flynn’s mistress said he ‘hated’ his wife, believes he committed murder
NewsNation • • nation
Key Points:
- Alleigha Botner, the former mistress of Caleb Flynn, testified that Flynn expressed intense hatred toward his wife Ashley and repeatedly said he wished she were dead, supporting the prosecution's motive in the murder trial.
- Botner revealed that Flynn pursued her while married, hid his marriage initially, and referred to his wife with derogatory names, promising to leave her and even suggesting to Botner that she could kill Ashley.
- She admitted to initially lying to FBI investigators to protect her reputation but later disclosed the affair after investigators found incriminating text messages.
- On the day of Ashley Flynn’s murder, Caleb Flynn told Botner he planned to leave his wife, made arrangements to move out, and discussed methods to delete their communications to avoid detection.
- Botner learned of Ashley Flynn’s death through a church congregant’s Instagram message and expressed suspicion about the timing, given Flynn’s plans to divorce his wife that same day.
