Between 1968 and 1971, five women were strangled and dumped along Merritt Parkway in Stamford, Connecticut—their bodies marked by bras tied around their necks. Police arrested Benjamin Miller, a mentally ill preacher, who confessed under duress. Yet evidence suggests the real killer may have been Robert Lupinacci, arrested for attempted strangulation in the same area just months after Miller's arrest, whose case was mysteriously ignored by investigators. Benjamin Miller spent 16 years in a psychiatric hospital for murders he likely did not commit, based on a coerced confession given while severely delusional and taking mind-altering medication.