Caleb Flynn Murder Trial: Testimony Focuses on Uncorroborated Tip and Device Data
Day 7 of the Caleb Flynn murder trial in Miami County included testimony from FBI Special Agent Andrea Kinzig about a tip alleging a murder-for-hire plot involving Christopher Hill, which investigators could not corroborate. Additionally, testimony from an Ohio BCI…
Dayton, OH, September 25, 2026 — The seventh day of the Caleb Flynn murder trial in Miami County featured testimony from law enforcement officials presenting evidence and investigative details.
FBI Special Agent Andrea Kinzig testified regarding an alleged murder-for-hire plot. According to Agent Kinzig, investigators received a tip suggesting such a plot was in motion and potentially involved an individual named Christopher Hill. However, the investigation into this specific tip did not yield corroborating evidence, and its details could not be substantiated by the FBI at the time.
Further testimony came from a Special Agent with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI). This agent presented findings derived from digital data collected from devices belonging to Caleb Flynn. The data, obtained from Caleb Flynn’s Apple Watch, iPhone, and AirPods, reportedly indicated movement by Caleb Flynn. This movement occurred during a timeframe when Caleb Flynn had claimed to be asleep at his residence. The timeline in question follows the murder of his wife, Ashley Flynn.
The specific nature and duration of the movements indicated by the device data were discussed during the testimony. Investigators sought to establish Flynn’s activities and whereabouts during the critical period following Ashley Flynn’s death.
The trial continues with further presentation of evidence and witness testimonies.
Story summarized from the original created by John Bedell, Emily Kronenberger, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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