Prosecutors are seeking special protections for two children who may testify in the upcoming trial of Caleb Flynn, who is charged with the murder of his wife, Ashley Flynn. The trial is set to begin on May 4, and the prosecutors are seeking to protect the children from potential harm. The case involves multiple charges, including aggravated murder and tampering with evidence. The judge, Jeannine Pratt, has scheduled a final hearing ahead of the trial. The case has significant implications for the family and the community.
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Media Coverage · April 23, 2026
Prosecutors in the Ashley Flynn murder case are seeking special protections for two child witnesses who may testify against the defendant, Caleb Flynn, in his upcoming trial. The protections are aimed at safeguarding the children from potential intimidation or harm. The trial is set to begin on May 4.
newspaper Read articleProsecutors in the Ashley Flynn murder case are seeking special protections for two child witnesses who may testify against the defendant, Caleb Flynn, in his upcoming trial. The protections are aimed at safeguarding the children from potential intimidation or harm. The trial is set to begin on May 4.
Prosecutors are seeking special protections for two children potentially taking the stand during their father’s upcoming trial in the February shooting death of Tipp City mother, coach and educator Ashley …
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