What a Wrongful Death Suit Could Force Caleb Flynn's Mistress to Reveal

Caleb Flynn's guilty verdict landed. The jury took under three hours. But the verdict raises a question the criminal case never answered. Alleigha Botner read texts for eighteen months where Flynn described wanting Ashley dead. She stayed in the affair, lied to the FBI, and admitted on the stand she once wrote that she wanted Ashley dead too. Criminal charges against Botner are unlikely. But civil court doesn't need proof beyond reasonable doubt — and a wrongful death suit could force Botner into a deposition room where she answers under oath for everything she knew, everything she ignored, and everything sh...