Did Camm Own A .380 Caliber Gun?
The prosecution spent Tuesday morning at the David Camm murder trial trying to prove that Camm owned the same type of gun used to kill his family. Floyd County Lieutenant Frank Lupe (pictured, right) testified that in May 2000, Camm applied to be a reserve officer with the sheriff’s department, NewsChannel 32’s Abby Miller reported. Lupe said that he and Camm discussed uniforms, and Camm said that he needed to save money to buy a gun. Lupe said that he asked Camm whether he already owned one, and Camm allegedly said that the only gun he owned was a .380, which is too small for a holster. Police said that the evidence shows that the victims were killed by bullets from a .380 caliber gun. Camm denies ever owning that type of firearm. “He (Lupe) is either mistaken or he’s lying,” McDaniel said. The murder weapon has never been found. Prosecutors also said that a number scrawled in a day planner found near the phone, proves that Camm made a phone call from the house at 7:19 p.m. to Ronald
