Jury Sees Police Body-Cam Video Of Caleb Flynn's Home After Wife Was Shot

Alexandra Giampapa is an officer with the Tipp City Police Department in Ohio who responded to Caleb Flynn's home after he called 911 early on Feb. 16, 2026, and said he arrived home to find his wife dead from gunshots to her head. Giampapa testified in Flynn's murder trial today (Friday, September 18) at the Miami County Courthouse in Troy. Jurors saw footage from her body-worn camera. 03:41 "I walked inside the residence. I saw the defendant standing, squatting near the dining room table, almost at the same time. Sergeant Rismiller came walking out of the back bedroom, related to us that the victim Ashley was deceased." "When you say you saw the defendant, do you recognize him today in this courtroom?" "Yes." "Can you just write him for the court, please?" "He's wearing a blue suit. He's a white male, white shirt, dark tie." "Your Honor, the record could reflect the defendant's been identified." 07:34 "We walked back inside, and I almost immediately asked the defendant, "Are there any firearms in this house?'" "What was the defendant's response?" "He immediately replied and said he has a shotgun and a 22 Nepellet gun, and then he said I have a handgun in the glove compartment of my truck." 08:05 "Officer Linkus and I both walked to the other side of the house where the two juvenile females were sleeping. Officer Linkus opened the door. I used my flashlight, kind of went in the room a little bit, pointed my flashlight at both of the two juvenile females. They both moved. I could see they were breathing. I related that to Officer Linkus, and then we proceeded finishing clearing that side of the house, which was just a playroom and a bedroom, both of which were clear." 10:18 "Were there any animals in the home?" "There were." "Can you describe what those were?" "Yes, there was two dogs. They were like doodles, medium-sized dogs." 10:30 "What were the dogs doing while you were there?" "The dogs barked often. I would say I couldn't give a specific number, but the defendant and myself called for them multiple times because they were barking. Didn't want to wake the two the two girls up." 12:05 "How did the defendant appear in the ambulance?" "He seemed to calm down a little bit." 12:33 "He described to Detective Morgan what had transpired, which was very close to what he said to both his mom and Jill on the phone." "What did he say?" "That someone had broken in. He was in his daughter's room. He had been sick. His daughters were sick too. He went in his daughter's room because he heard the dogs moving around because of their collars, so he thought maybe the dogs had woken up because his daughters were coughing or something. I can't remember his exact words. And then while he was in the room, he fell asleep and he woke up at some point to someone breaking in and gunshots." "Aside from that conversation, was he having that conversation with you or with someone else?" "Detective Morgan." 17:20 video begins 26:10 "I'm going to call my mom. My parents live in Minnesota." 38:45 cross-exam by defense attorney Emily Smith 41:10 "He indicated just this area and kind of pointed with his hand that he had he he immediately went towards the victim when he walked into the house." 42:18 "We saw on your body camera there that you had indicated someone should be watching him. Were you referring to Caleb at that time?" "I was referring to the defendant. Yes."