Does Caleb Flynn’s defense have anywhere left to go?

Is Caleb Flynn’s defense actually creating reasonable doubt — or running out of places to turn?

Trial analyst Josh Ritter joins Billy Bush to break down the latest testimony in the Caleb Flynn murder trial as investigators face cross-examination and the defense attempts to challenge how police built their case.

Josh examines the defense argument that investigators rushed to judgment after discovering Flynn’s alleged affair with Alleigha Botner — and whether the defense could eventually try to point the finger at Botner or another possible suspect. Pasted text

Billy and Josh also dig into the extraordinary text-message evidence between Flynn and Botner, what those messages could mean for the prosecution’s theory of motive, the timeline surrounding Ashley Flynn’s death, and the defense’s attempts to identify holes in the investigation.

Then comes the ultimate Hail Mary: could Caleb Flynn take the stand in his own defense? Josh explains why it remains a possibility as the trial moves toward its final stages. Pasted text

Caleb Flynn has pleaded not guilty. The prosecution alleges he killed his wife, Ashley Flynn, and staged the scene to appear as though an intruder was responsible.

Hot Mics with Billy Bush continues following the Caleb Flynn trial as it happens.

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