The Camm Family Murders

Every Thursday, former State Trooper David Camm played in a couple pickup games of basketball at his church's rec center. One Thursday night in September, 2000, he came home, worried his wife, Kim, would be upset that the games had run long that night and he hadn't been home to help get their two small children to bed.  But when he opened the garage as he arrived home, he discovered his entire family had been slaughtered there in the garage. As a former cop, he expected his old cop buddies to do whatever it took to find who killed his family. Instead, the police set their sights on David Camm...

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CBS News | The Alibi: Reasonable Doubt (Mary-Jayne McKay)

NBC News | 'We are Going Backward': How the Justice System Ignores Science in the Pursuit of Convictions (Jon Schuppe)

Indiana Daily Student | Suspended Justice (Katie Mettler) 

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WHAS 11 | Mala Singh Mattingly Travels from Trinidad to Testify

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Wave 3 | Camm Trial 8/29: Kim Camm Bought More Insurance, Left Friend ‘Concerned' in Weeks Before Murder

 Shows
Dateline | Season 22: Episode 21 – Mystery on Lockhart Road