separately into different court houses. well he wasn t accused of being the shooter, money was found guilty of three counts of murder. the deaths of kim, brad, and jill cam. he was sentenced to 225 years. and the prosecution team rejected any notion that monet acted alone. why? those tiny specks of blood on david s shirt were not on monies sweatshirt. his shirt does not have high velocity blood spatter. the trooper was now going to be a coconspirator with fellow. does that make sense? his story is the only thing you have to link him to david can. there s no phone records. there s no one that s ever seen them together. there s no text messages. there s no smoke signals. there s nothing between david cam and charles morning. david can second trial, monday was named as other minute scene. also charged with a triple murders. otherwise, the case against cam was pretty much the same. absent female witnesses, the
and you are learning how to become incarcerated. i had to. i didn t have a choice. i had to figure out how to survive. and i made my mind up early on, that s what i was going to do. did you get confronted inside the joint? this is the guy that was a former cop, a trooper? not directly, but people would say things or you would hear people talking. and so on. did you think, i m done? i was just bewildered at first. but i didn t know that there was a glimmer of hope, that there is this thing called an appeal. a successful appeal, another trial. most convictscling futilely to the straw. long odds. yes, until you read that transcript. a new legal team with a different strategy was about to take the case to the state court of appeals. coming up. he has a foot fetish and so when they thought, at first, that it was not a sex crime, we
murders, marcy had another troubling phone call from kim. her demeanor was different, her attitude was different, she didn t want to hang up the phone but yet she didn t want to talk. the old friends made plans for came in the children to visit marcy. then kim said something she never explained. she felt like history was repeating itself. we didn t go into what that meant because we said we ll talk about it when we get there. kim never made it. at trial, the clear implication was that david was catting around again. the prosecutor portrayed him as a scoundrel who used his badge to get sex. there s people he pulls over, flirts with them, and eventually he seduces them. in court the prosecutor called the parade of women, presenting them as david s conquests. more than a dozen of them were recounted the flirting, the six, he wanted to have women and
said there was no match when the dna was run through a national criminal database. but sam lockhart says that he approached near investigators to run it through again. they weren t even wanting to talk to me. wanting to show him the unknown dna, in case this guy had been arrested now and you ve got new dna on this data bank, would you run this? no, we can t take it. at the trial, they asked the prosecutor. we started to say please run the dna through the data bank. the state finally ran the dna three months after sam locker started asking about it. lo and behold, we find charles bona. does this name mean anything to? you did not mean a thing. had never heard the name before, was complete shock to me. charles bona, a name that would change everything in the case against david camm. prison amos backbone. as brainy is ted bundy and his brawny s mike tyson.