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1. How did Keyes create a timeline for Milligan's story?

Because Milligan had frequently lost time since his early childhood and did not pay attention to clocks or calendars, it was difficult to create a timeline. Keyes was able to arrange events in time by using bills, receipts, insurance reports, school records, employment records, and documents from Milligan's mother, sister, employers, attorneys, and physicians. He also used letters Milligan's former girlfriend saved and dated them by the postmarks on the envelopes.

2. Why was Milligan arrested in Chapter 1?

Three women were raped in the proximity of the Ohio State Campus. Fingerprints were retrieved from the third victim's car that matched Milligan. The second victim picked Milligan out of files of mug shots. So he was arrested for the rapes.

3. What was Milligan charged with?

On November 3, the grand jury handed down an indictment for Milligan. The charges were three counts of kidnapping, three counts of aggravated robber, and four counts of rape. All were first-degree felony charges, punishable by prison terms of up to 25 years on each count.

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