Stan--unless your cam was made from goat's milk, I doubt it was the aging that made for a runny paste. More likely in the make. There are many posts on this site for cam and Brie that may help--it's an easy cheese to make but does require great attention in the aging process (humidty and temp control). In addition, if the PH is off it will affect the outcome. If this cheese is made according to tradition, aging at 9 weeks will only make it stronger (taste-wise), and for afficionados "better". It would not make the interior like "milk". I have that happen with goat cheese, which ages very, very quickly.