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Brewski. Here now, Tony Brewski.

Ashley Flynn died eight days before her 38th birthday.

She spent her life teaching other people's children how to be better on the volleyball court in the classroom.

In Bible study groups, she was a kind of person.

A school district doesn't usually write public statements about. But Tip City did they call her someone known for her beautiful smile warmth kindness and the positive impact she had on so many

both in and out of the classroom and on the court school districts choose their words carefully

they don't throw around language like that unless it's earned.

And in Ashley Flynn's case, the people who knew her, colleagues, parents, students,

neighbors, church members, have been remarkably consistent in how they described her,

not performatively, not in a way that grief sometimes inflates a person's memory,

but with the pain, the plain, steady clarity

of people who simply lost someone who mattered.

This episode, it's part three in our series about Caleb Flynn

and what he's alleged to have done to his wife,

obviously innocence of

proving guilty. This episode is about Ashley. It's not about how she died. You heard about that

story. This episode is about how she lived. Because in a case, it's become defined by a 911 call,

a body cam video, and an 11-count indictment.

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