STORY: "Camm trial 9/19): State r4ests after Camm bares arms to jury," by reporter Gordon Boyd, published by WAVE 3 News on September 19, 2013.
GIST: "Late
Thursday afternoon, ISP lab technician Melissa Meyers testified she examined
fingernail clippings of Camm's wife, and 5-year-old daughter Jill, utilizing
testing that identifies only male DNA. Clippings
from Jill Camm's left hand yielded DNA that could have come from her father, or
her 7-year-old brother Bradley, Meyers testified. The right-hand clippings revealed DNA from
two males, whom she couldn't identify with certainty. "They could
have come from David Camm or Charles Boney," prosecutor Todd Meyer stated. "Or they
could have come from any man," defense co-counsel Stacy Uliana asked later. Meyers
conceded that both were possible. Testing of
Kim Camm's clipping yielded similar results."
The entire story can be found at:
http://www.wave3.com/story/23481562/camm-trial-919
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