detectivewannabe
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Opening statements in Camm's trial started yesterday.
I wish you werenanandjim[b said:]If I were on the jury[/b], I would have to ask myself what the motive would be for Boney to commit the murders. This wasn't a robbery gone bad. To me, only David Camm had the motive for wiping out his entire family.
JCinSI said:I know I'm coming in late in this trial, but I have been reading and researching for days. I don't see how these things could be coincedence.
This is taken from an article written for Wave3 news on May 18, 2005. "Boney wrestled at New Albany High School in 1987. At the time, he went by Darnell. Among his 240 classmates was Danny Camm-- David Camm's younger brother." www.wave3.com/Global/story.asp?S=3015135&nav=ORZFWxcD
This is the same brother who was suspected of forging Kim Camm's name on the insurance policy shortly before the murders.
This makes me wonder if the two brothers weren't conspiring together on this. Its hard for me to think that TWO members of a good family would commit such a crime though. It does seem reasonable, however, that Camm used Bonet for more than just buying the gun.
Isn't it possible that Camm left the church by one of the back entrances, placing something slim and unnnoticeable in between the tongue and groove of the self-locking doorjam? He could have sprinted to one of the other dead-end roads nearby, being picked up by Boney. He couldn't leave in his truck, too noticeable. He couldn't run the whole way there and back, too lengthy. This would coincide with Boney's statement of Kim seeing him and Camm in the driveway. Anything Camm didn't want at the scene would have left with Boney to be disposed of (possibly a jacket he may have worn, etc), and Boney could have taken him back to a drop-off point so Camm could sprint back to the church and let himself back in the door he had rigged. The short run back to the church would have kept Camm warmed up and sweating, looking like he'd been playing ball. Its all just what if's and theory, but the timeline is possible. The fact that Boney lied about so many things would even make sense. The way Boney tells it, he had little to do with it, even though he'd been there when it happened. Were the theory I mentioned true, Boney couldn't tell it because it further incriminates him.
It was pretty stupid of Boney to state that Camm had come back to the driveway, pointed the gun at him and pulled the trigger, only to hear a dry click (misfire). Why would Camm do this? How would he explain Boney's body?! Or how the same weapon that killed his family killed this mystery man in his driveway.
But these things keep rolling around in my head: Danny Camm and Boney went to school together. Danny supposedly forged Kim's name on a life insurance policy shortly before the murders. David was the only one with motive, although Danny and Boney could benifit financially. Accidental death pays double with insurance policies. David needed a scapegoat. David had blood spatter AND tissue on his clothing. The defense can't prove that it was transfer (no brush stroke pattern from Jill's hair), but the prosecution has proven that it was spatter (the tissue was imbedded).
Boney had no motive whatsoever to do this alone. I see the armed robbery, but no burglar would park near the house he was going to rob. If he was inside the house, looting through it, wouldn't he have heard the garage door coming up and Kim pulling in? Why wouldn't he have run out the back door or something? If he was in the garage and Kim was pulling in, if she saw him why would she pull right on in, and then exit her vehicle not knowing who this man was with her two children in the truck with her?? She wouldn't. And again, why wouldn't Bonet just flee? He had taken nothing and being charged with suspicion of robbery or trespassing, etc is a far cry from MURDER. Why would he leave his sweatshirt there? If he was alone and intent on robbery, who ever heard of an armed robber carrying his weapon in a sweatshirt?? Kinda hard to conceal, wouldn't you think?
It just reeks of Camm being involved.
JCinSI
Well, let us know if you do. This sounds like a really good case. Are the transcipts posted anywhere?Kimmer said:Here is where I am totally confused and I have been on this case since the beginning....how do you charge Charles Boney with conspiracy with David Camm and then drop the Conspiracy charges against David.....How did Boney conspire if David didn't conspire with Boney.
I also feel there may be the opportunity for David to get away with this, I pray not but something is not right in this case, I really thought after the Boney trial he would testify against David, not only did that not happen, But just yesterday when Boney was sentenced he demanded the Judge give him the maximum his lawyer didnt even know he was going to do that in court. He was given 225 years so he will never leave prison...
There was 1 male juror taken off the jury this morning and replaced with an alternate the only reason given so far is personal reasons, This case is to be given to the jury next week, I think where the jury will have a problem is the defense is saying all the blood is transfer but none of there experts have been able to account for the tissue deposit so we can only hope that will be enough to get the jury to beleive Camm was at the scene.
I really would like to write a book on this mess and what a mess it has been with more twists and turns I am surprised more media has not picked up this story.
Waiting for the Verdict,
Kimmer-Jeffersonville Indiana
Wasn't this the brother who lived in Florida and couldn't legally write the policy for some reason?? Did the prosecution mention this and other insurance policies??JCinSI said:I know I'm coming in late in this trial, but I have been reading and researching for days. I don't see how these things could be coincedence.
This is taken from an article written for Wave3 news on May 18, 2005. "Boney wrestled at New Albany High School in 1987. At the time, he went by Darnell. Among his 240 classmates was Danny Camm-- David Camm's younger brother." www.wave3.com/Global/story.asp?S=3015135&nav=ORZFWxcD
This is the same brother who was suspected of forging Kim Camm's name on the insurance policy shortly before the murders.
JCinSI