Welcome to Unspeakable, a true crime podcast where I tell stories of real crimes with real victims,

whose cases are so shocking that many are left wondering, how is this even real?

I use my experiences in law enforcement, corrections, and combined with my years as a criminal justice educator, dig deep into complex cases of evil acts.

Some so evil, many feel they are unspeakable.

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Hey y'all, it's KJ here back for another episode. What's been going on? I know you've been waiting for part two, so I've got it. It's here, and it's about to come straight out to shoot straight at you. But before I start that, I want to let everybody know if you haven't been following me on Facebook, have you been wanting to join Patreon? Have you? Have you been thinking about doing it? Well, now is the time because now through June the 7th, I think, is the date. You get a free t-shirt if you join. So go join and I'll send you a t-shirt. It won't cost anything. It'll be a whole lot of fun. So that said, let's jump into part two, because I know I had a lot of people

message me, Why did you do two parts? Y'all, it took time. It took time to research this and I have to give it all to you. Okay? That's why. All right. So last episode, we left off with David Cam, right? He was the husband and father of the two children

that were murdered. His wife, Kim, was murdered. He had been arrested and he had been charged with the

murder of his family. Yet, when I dropped off last time, I told you another person's DNA was found on

the sweatshirt that was found under his son, Bradley. Now, David, remember, he was a serial cheater,

but was he capable of murder, right? That became the question that everybody was asking.

And his own family at that, you know, being a cheater, and now are you capable of killing your

wife and killing your kids? And then what would his motive have been? Specifically, when it comes to the kids dying, you know, why did you have to kill your wife and killing your kids? And then what would his motive have been? Specifically,

when it comes to the kids dying, you know, why did you have to kill your children if you just

wanted to get rid of your wife? So police thought financial gain may be something to investigate.

So insurance became something that they honed in on rather quickly. Did Kim have a policy? And if so, for how much? Right? Because if she just had a $10,000 policy, I don't know if that's, okay, well, I was about to say something really weird. Like, is $10,000 worth murdering somebody? Like, hashtag don't murder people. But I'm saying $10,000 worth of insurance money versus like a million dollars.

You know, there's a big difference there.

So they went and checked it out.

But it didn't take them long to find out that there was, in fact, policies on Kim.

And so when they checked out the total value of everything, they found out that David stood to gain somewhere

between $650,000 and $750,000. Lots of insurance benefits, 401k and assets and things of that nature,

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