she was a very i think she would ve been very athletic, she was gifted in that way. and brad was the swimmer? he was great at it. being a father i thought, this kid is good. they were gatherings with david sprawling extended family, the law carts, the descendants of nine brothers and sisters on david s brothers side. the we lock were so entrenched in this area, that they had a road named after it. lock. art there could ve been a better place for us to be when all of this terrible stuff happened. the awful news raised through two families that night. david sister julie was getting ready to go to bed when the phone rang. i said what? what are you talking about? but are you? saying julie went straight to her parents house. mom had all the pictures of brad and jill that she could gather up and was holding them
a third dose of pfizer or the moderna vaccine. this comes as overwhelming cases are in hospitals in mississippi and alabama where the governor has issued a state of emergency. meanwhile out west people suffering from heat-related illness are filling the emergency rooms. the national oceanic & atmospheric administration has declared july the hottest month on the planet s record. now back to dateline. sam lockhart s mission to clear the name of his nephew david continued unabated after camm and charles boney were both convicted of the murders of david s family. now we ve got the killer who killed kim, brad, and jill. we finally got that accomplished. now, our next chore, we are still after that. we were still after getting dave camm another trial. you re back to the appeals court again. right. all rise.
and just sitting on the floor and rocking and saying, my babies, my babies, they ve killed my babies. somebody killed my babies. david sent his uncles to tell kim s parents, janice, and frank ran. when they rang the doorbell, look at this? be well it can t be good. so, when i go out and i opened the door and i see him standing out there and i think, my mind went blank. i they asked me to come out, there are so i go out, there and some says we ve got some bad news. brad and kim brad and jill have been shot. i slip down in a sitting position and i cried, i can believe it. on lock hard road, the sound of sirens followed by flashing lights. a homicide investigation was beginning. and david s friends and former colleagues at the end indiana state police would be on the front line. coming up something strange at the
good, but none of us had the nerve to utter it, you know, because you don t want to say that because the hurt, the pain when they say guilty is so devastating. and then it was time. julie was breathless, waiting for just one tiny word. i d been kind of trying to practice in my head, what will it sound like to hear the word not? not. you know, we had always heard guilty. so i d kind of just fantasized about hearing that word. and that s exactly what she, and everybody else in the courtroom, heard that day. the word not. as in not guilty. once, twice, three times. you hear the first one and then you hear the second one and you re praying to god you hear the third one. and that s when i lost it, you know, knowing finally, finally the truth has prevailed. justice for kim and brad and
her feet are under the car about roughly 10, 12 inches under the car. her legs were at an angle, which seemed unusual. unusual how? well, they weren t straight. they were at an angle. you just wouldn t expect them to be that way. and the infamous sweatshirt, the one that once belonged to charles boney, was also part of the staging the prosecutor argued. the placement of the sweatshirt was incriminating. i thought the way it was put there led you to believe that david camm put it there. tucked all too neatly under brad camm s body as though put there on purpose to frame charles boney. remember, no murder weapon was ever found. the heart of the prosecution s case was still that freckling of blood at the bottom of david s shirt. powerful, incriminating evidence. it argued, marking david as the shooter.