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Welcome to True Crime Brewery tie grabbers. I'm Jill. And I'm Dick.

When former state trooper and serial philanderer David Cam's family was shot to death in their garage, he was the most likely suspect. Evidence at the scene and opinions of family and friends prompted detectives to perform lengthy interrogations.

Prosecutors were convinced of his guilt, based on forensic evidence, including bloodstained pattern

analysis. Cam was convicted in his first trial,

but the conviction was overturned on the basis of prejudicial testimony about his infidelities.

Then, a re-evaluation of crime scene evidence identified the modus operandi and DNA evidence from a career criminal. Did one of these men act alone,

or did David Cam hire this man to kill his family? Join us at the quiet end for Most Likely Suspect.

We're starting way at the beginning with the early relationship of David and Kim Cam, learning about their marriage

and their family, then examining testimony and evidence from Cam's three separate murder trials.

So this is a really interesting case. Very interesting. The likelihood of a murder conviction

being overturned on appeal is about zero. So the likelihood of two murder conviction being overturned on appeal is about zero.

So the likelihood of two murder convictions being overturned should be less than zero, right?

Yeah, I would imagine.

Infantessimally unlikely.

Very rare.

So I'm glad we did this case, if only because now I get to do some Indiana beers. What I chose today was a pretty

famous one called Zombie Dust, brewed by three Floyd's brewing company in Munster, Indiana.

It's an American Paleal, 6.2 percent, alcohol by volume. One of the world-class beers. This is a

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