e her so much?  Matt Keyt read from one of the daughter's statements.  You chose to kill the only mother I ever had. 

 You had the best life ever, and you decided to throw it away forever for a girl who was half your age,  Ashley Flynn's mother shared in a statement from one of his daughters.

The daughter's statement ended saying she does not plan to come visit Caleb Flynn.



Video below: Letters from Caleb Flynn's children read during sentencing

The prosecution had submitted a statement of facts calling for Flynn to face the maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.



 The maximum prison sentence is wholly warranted in this case due to Defendant's evident indifference to the value of human life and the well-being of his wife, his children, his family and his community. It is important to note that Defendant could have lawfully left his marriage. Instead, he chose murder. He planned Ashley's murder for months. This was a planned and calculated execution. His conduct, his lack of remorse, the devastation he caused these families, and his utter disregard for human life call for the maximum sentence, life imprisonment without the possibility of parole,  prosecutor Paul Watkins stated in his sentencing memorandum.

In the defense memorandum, attorney Patrick Mulligan stated Flynn continues to maintain his innocence and submits his history demonstrates he is  not beyond rehabilitation,  citing a lack of a prior criminal record. The defense also submitted letters from Flynn's parents.

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The jury deliberated for less than three hours before delivering the guilty verdict last Tuesday.

Flynn was found guilty on all charges and gun specifications: aggravated murder, three counts of murder, two counts of felonious assault and three counts of tampering with evidence.

Video below: Ashley Flynn's parents speak at sentencing of Caleb Flynn

Flynn's defense continues to maintain his innocence, saying they plan to file an appeal.

 I fully anticipate a notice of appeal filed,  defense attorney Patrick Mulligan said, saying he anticipates the decision will be  fully tested.