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ADVANCE FOR THE WEEKEND OF MAY 21-22 AND THEREAFTER - In a March 19, 1997 photo, Dauphin County coroner Graham Hetrick and Swatara Township Det. Christopher Everett, carry facial reconstruction made from the skull of a recovered body, and an enlarged photo of watch worn by the unidentified young women, at the Swatara Twp. building. Joseph "Joey" Miller, a former Steelton man convicted in the deaths of two women, is now charged in the Swatara Township cold case homicide. For more than two decades, people have been trying to get inside the mind of convicted Steelton, Pa., serial killer Joseph D. "Joey" Miller. If the allegations are true, Joseph Miller stands, at 5 feet, 9 inches, as the midstate's most prolific killer ever. (Gary Dwight Miller/PennLive.com via AP)
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