Lockhart was a decorated Vietnam Veteran, owned United Dynamics Inc. in southern Indiana, was a graduate of New Albany High School, and was married to his wife, Carol, for 50 years.

Camm says has already spent more than $1 million of his settlement money.

David Camm, the former Indiana State Police trooper who was exonerated by a jury after spending 13 years in prison for the murders of his wife and children, has just reached a multi-million settlement.

The case is being featured in "Unraveled: Experts on Trial" on Discovery Plus in November.

On Tuesday, a federal appeals court ruled Camm's suit can more forward, reversing the decision of a lower court that threw out the case in February 2018.

David Camm may no longer be facing a wrongful death lawsuit in connection with the murders of his wife and children.

Once again, a Southern Indiana jury finds itself answering questions about David Camm.

The Floyd County auditor says the county still owes $659,000 in bills - with most of that for defense expenses.