The summer of 1987 was witness to the murders of three local women — all of the slayings reportedly unrelated to each other.
Two of the cases were solved; two different men sentenced to prison. But was one of them wrongly convicted? Or is he indeed a cold-blooded killer who, today, could have a shot at freedom?
In this riverfront village, a closed case still leaves open wounds.
Quoted: UW Law School professor Keith Findley, co-director of the Wisconsin Innocence Project