Five minutes before he entered the death chamber, Caryl Chessman insisted to Warden Fred Dickson that they had the wrong man - he wasn't the "Red Light Bandit" who had kidnapped and sexually abused two young women in Los Angeles in January, 1948. Chessman had been convicted of 17 felonies, but the counts of kidnapping and sexual abuse earned him a death sentence. But if he didn't do it, who did?