Caleb Flynn was convicted on all nine counts in Ashley Flynn's murder and sentenced to life without parole. Yet when he finally stood before the judge, Ashley's family, and the daughters who had lost their mother, he still said he did not kill her.

His daughters answered him through victim impact statements. One said he had caused enough pain and told him she did not plan to visit. Another asked why he would take away the only mother she ever had. Their words followed a trial in which prosecutors argued Flynn shot Ashley while she slept, staged a home invasion, and then tried to preserve the life he wanted with Alleigha Botner.

The state introduced more than 107,000 messages exchanged during Flynn's affair with Botner. Some described hatred toward Ashley and thoughts about killing her without going to jail. The defense argued those messages did not prove who fired the shots. The jury disagreed and returned guilty verdicts after roughly two and a half hours of deliberation.

This episode combines the sentencing with the behavioral question hanging over the case: why did Flynn keep building a secret life instead of ending his marriage? Bob Motta and Robin Dreeke look at the arrogance, compartmentalization, and self-protection that can surround a double life, while the sentencing statements show what those choices cost the people closest to him.

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