The son of a Lake County couple who were found bludgeoned and strangled late last week has been arrested as the only suspect in their deaths.

Sheriff John Buncich says 34-year-old Thomas Snow was captured in western Minnesota, after Indiana authorities tracked him there through his cell phone and the use of his parents‘ credit card.

Joyce and Clifford Snow were found dead Friday in their home near Lowell when officers went to the house on a request to check on their welfare.

Thomas Snow reportedly waived extradition during an appearance before a judge in Moorhead, Minnesota on Monday.

Sheriff Buncich told reporters that Snow had a criminal history for drug abuse, auto theft and for fleeing police officers.

He was arrested after a chase with police near the Minnesota-North Datoka state line.

Closing arguments will take place this morning (Tuesday) in the third murder trial of former State Trooper David Camm.

After they hear from lawyers on both sides, the jury in Lebanon will be sequestered until they reach a verdict.

The trial is in Boone County because of publicity elsewhere in the state over Camm‘s case and it‘s two previous trials.

Camm has twice been convicted of killing his wife, Kim and their two children seven-year-old Brad and five-year-old Jill.

They were murdered 13 years ago in the garage of their home in Georgetown.  Camm‘s convictions in a 2002 trial in New Albany and in a 2006 trial in Boonville were both overturned on appeal.  Key to the case is the testimony of Charles Boney (bo-NAY), who was convicted of playing a role in the murders.

Boney testified that he gave two shotguns to Camm and stood outside the garage while Camm fired the shots.  Camm and members of his family say he was playing basketball and was not home when his wife and kids were killed.