Did Alleigha Botner’s Texts Open Her Up to a Civil Lawsuit?

Alleigha Botner was the key prosecution witness in the Caleb Flynn murder trial. She testified for two days, reading from 34 printed volumes of the 107,000 messages she exchanged with Flynn during their 18-month affair. Some of those messages were her own words about wanting Ashley Flynn dead. When Flynn allegedly wrote about hiring someone to take Ashley out, Botner replied “so tempting,” according to testimony. She admitted coaching Flynn on data deletion and destroying messages after the killing. She lied to the FBI. Her phone and laptop went missing a month before Ashley died. No criminal charges have been filed against Botner. Ohio abolished alienation of affection. But the texts and the post-killing conduct raise a different question. Attorney Bob Motta and retired FBI agent Robin Dreeke break it down.

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