William Lewis

In the autumn of 1983, the skeletal remains of a young man were discovered by a man setting fox traps in a rural area of Jasper County, Indiana. Authorities determined the remains belonged to a white male, estimated to be between 18 and 26 years old with reddish-brown hair, and that he was the victim of a homicide. For years, the young man remained unidentified, a nameless victim in a cold case.

A decade later, a break in the case came from an unlikely source. In 1994, convicted serial ki ...