On the evening of September 28, 2000, 35-year-old Kimberly Camm and her two children, 7-year-old Bradley and 5-year-old Jill, were found shot to death in the family garage in Georgetown, Indiana. The victims were discovered by Kimberly’s husband and the children’s father, David Camm, when he returned from a basketball game.

Investigators initially focused on David Camm; prosecutors argued he briefly left the game, committed the murders, and returned. Tiny bloodstains on the t-shirt he wore that night were presented at trial as placing him near his daughter when she was shot. Camm was convicted, then had that conviction overturned because testimony about extramarital affairs was ruled prejudicial.

In 2005 DNA from a sweatshirt at the scene matched convicted felon Charles Boney, and Boney’s palm print was found on the family’s vehicle. A second trial charged Camm and Boney as co-conspirators; Boney was convicted and given 225 years, and Camm was also convicted and sentenced to life. After further appeals, Camm was acquitted by a jury in 2013 and released; Boney remains incarcerated.

Does anyone have memories, tips, or information about the Georgetown community around September 2000 that could shed light on how this case unfolded?