Door Brought Into Court As Detective Testifies In Caleb Flynn Murder Trial

Detective Brad Kline of the Tipp City Police Department in Ohio testified in Caleb Flynn's murder trial today (Wednesday, September 23) about his work in the investigation into the homcide of Flynn's wife, Ashley Flynn. 02:56 "I observed a deceased person laying in the bed. They had a towel partially over their head. There was a lot of blood in the facial area and the hand and arm area." 05:20 "We checked Cunningham Court on the east side, checked on Manchester, and then we came on the back side of Cunningham Court, which was St. Leonard. And anybody that we spoke to that morning, which was around about 430-ish, nobody had seen anything or heard anything, and nobody had any camera footage besides the big ones." 06:38 "We decided on I want to say it was Thursday that we were going to rent an insulation vacuum and take insulation out of the attic so we could better search that area. The attic had probably two to two and a half feet of blown-in insulation throughout the entire thing." 09:00 "There's been testimony that the FBI canvassed and handed out your car to neighbors in the area. Did you receive any response from anyone with any tips?" "I received one, and it was from I think her name was Brandon Walter. They live probably three to four blocks away... They have some video of the intersection where there's a stop sign." 09:49 "I was taxed with having the door and door frame out of the residence where the alleged breakdown occurred." "And who did you do that with?" "Detective Bernard." "And how did you and Detective Bernard remove the door from the from the residence." "With a battery-powered saw." 22:23 "Were you also involved in the collection of an iPad in this case?" "Yes, I was." "And where was that located?" "That was located in the office area, music room area, in a desk." 24:57 defense cross-examination "So the only way to go through that door is if the door opens to the inside?" "Correct." 26:45 "Was there a test ever done on the camera to determine how sensitive it is In other words, how big of an object it would take to trigger the camera?" "Not to my knowledge." 28:25 "I had nobody tell me they heard anything on that night."