Former “American Idol” contestant and music pastor Caleb Flynn is found guilty of murdering his wife, Ashley Flynn, following a jury trial in Ohio. Multiple outlets report the conviction relates to a shooting that killed Ashley Flynn in February at their home.

Several sources note that prosecutors said the killing occurred while Flynn was having an affair. The Guardian and Newsweek specify that he is convicted of aggravated murder, while other reports describe the verdicts collectively or as murder. The Independent adds that Flynn told a 911 operator that a burglar had killed his wife, presenting an account that contrasts with the prosecution’s theory.

Coverage also emphasizes Flynn’s background, including that he competed on “American Idol” in 2013 and worked as a worship pastor. ABC News reports he is headed toward sentencing after the guilty finding. Some outlets describe the sequence as multiple guilty verdicts, and several mention his age at the time of the killing and conviction, though details beyond the verdicts and context are presented differently across outlets.