“TOMORROW’S A BIG DAY.”

Those were the words Caleb Flynn’s mistress testified he told her the night before Ashley Flynn was found dead.
Flynn, a former pastor, is currently on trial for Ashley’s murder and has pleaded not guilty.
According to courtroom testimony, his mistress said he also told her he was “about to be free.”
She testified that she believed he was referring to a possible divorce.
The following morning, Ashley was found dead.
When the mistress received the news, she described an immediate physical reaction.
She said her heart began pounding as she tried to process what she had just learned.
The timing of the conversation has become a significant part of the testimony presented in court.
But testimony is evidence to be considered, not proof of guilt by itself.
The jury will ultimately have to weigh the evidence presented by both sides.
Ashley’s death has left her family facing questions no family should have to confront.
Her children were also reportedly at home when the tragedy occurred.
Now, the courtroom is examining the events leading up to that morning.
What did Caleb mean when he said, “Tomorrow’s a big day”?
What did he mean when he said he was “about to be free”?
And what, if anything, did he know about what was going to happen?
Those questions remain part of a case still being decided in court.
For Ashley’s loved ones, the words carry a much heavier meaning.
The trial continues as jurors hear testimony and examine the evidence.
For now, the unanswered questions remain at the center of the courtroom.