What happened to David Camm’s family?
In 2000, David Camm, a former Indiana State Trooper, came home from playing basketball to find his entire family had been murdered in their garage. It was only days before he would be charged with the crime and it would take three trials and thirteen years to get close to the truth.
How much did David Camm get from the state of Indiana?
A former Indiana State Trooper has settled a lawsuit against the state for millions after he was wrongfully convicted twice for the murders of his wife and children. David Camm was awarded $4.6 million from the state of Indiana to settle his malicious prosecution and wrongful conviction lawsuit.
How long did Richard Camm spend in prison for wife's murder?
Camm spent a total of 13 years in prison for the murder of his wife, Kim Camm, 35, their son, Bradley, 7, and their daughter Jill, 5. He found them shot to death in the garage of their Georgetown, Indiana home on Sept. 28, 2000.
What evidence was used in the David Camm murder case?
Camm's defense provided new DNA evidence showing that Boney’s DNA was found on Kim Camm’s sleeve, her underwear and under her fingernails, as well as on their daughters' shirt, according to Louisville news station WAVE. David Camm was acquitted in the murders in October 2013.
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In Episode 309
When former state trooper and serial philanderer David Camm’s family was shot to death in their garage, he was the most likely suspect. Evidence at the scene and opinions of family and friends prompted detectives to perform lengthy interrogations.
