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The Case of the Camm Family Murders
Former Indiana state trooper David Camm returned home to find his wife and two children murdered, sparking one of America's most controversial wrongful conviction cases. On September 28, 2000, Kimberly Camm and her children, Bradley and Jill, were shot to death inside the family garage in Georgetown, Indiana. David Camm was quickly identified as the prime suspect and spent 13 years in prison after two convictions that were later overturned. A third trial resulted in his acquittal, while convicted felon Charles Darnell Boney was ultimately convicted of the murders. The case remains one of the most debated wrongful conviction cases in modern American criminal justice.
