I also live within a couple miles of New Albany & have followed this case. I knew from the day he went on TV saying, "I just want my family back" trying to boo hoo and couldn't. I told hubby, "that guy did it!" The faking of emotions always gives them away. I just finished the book "One Deadly Night" and it had a lot of info I didn't know.
That book said his older daughter & ex-wife sat with the Renn family during the trial and supported them. His daughter did faint after the verdict, but supposedly she loved Kim & the kids and I guess thought her dad could have done it.
One other thing that is so strange to me is: In the book, they said David Camm was the first officer to arrive at the scene of an awful murder here in 1992, Shanda Sharer, 12.. I worked w/Shanda's mom at the time. (This murder is just as horrific). The strange thing is at the time of the Camm murders, Shanda's mom had dedicated her life to victims and was the legal secrertary/assistant of Stan Faith in the first trial. She still works for him though he isn't the city pros. anymore. We had dinner a couple times in the last couple months & she never mentioned the Shanda/Camm connection, but told us there is NO DOUBT he did it. She also said she was so tired of locals blaming Stan for the missing DNA of Boney in the first trial. She said they sent the shirt to the lab, told them what tests to do & check for matches. They told them there were no matches. As she said, that's all the prosecutor can do, they can't say, "Look guys, I know there's a match in the system, keep testing till you find one." They have to go by what the crime lab tells them. The info. had been backed up & Boney's DNa was not in the systemt then. She said Camm winked & tried to flirt w/one of the juror's in the first trial (I had heard that elsewhere too) and actually propositioned one of the female guards in the Floyd Co. jail while ON TRIAL!!
Sorry so long, but one more thing. She said Stan Faith had been Boney's lawyer years ago and a week or so before this DNA match, she & Stan had lunch w/Boney & his mom. Said he was the most soft spoken, polite and seemingly nice guy you'd want to meet. Little did she know and it really spooked her. Would me too. That woman is the strongest person I know (you might want to look up Shanda's murder on the net) that her mom could get through that and go on to do speeches in schools, and is really living her life to help other victim's families know life can go on, not ever the same, but it WILL go on.
He will be convicted again, I just know it!
