In 2004, a man was found unconscious behind a Burger King in Richmond Hill, Georgia, later adopting the name Benjamin Kyle due to amnesia. His story captivated the public until 2015, when genetic testing revealed his true identity as William Burgess Powell, who had been missing since 1976 from Indiana. A new docuseries by filmmakers Shannon and Eric Evangelista investigates Powell's life, suggesting he may have connections to a powerful crime family and several cold cases, including the unsolved murder of Purdue University student Kristine Kozik. The filmmakers initially aimed to help Powell recover his identity but uncovered inconsistencies in his story, leading them to question whether he ever truly suffered from amnesia. The series delves into disturbing witness accounts and the circumstances surrounding Powell's disappearance, raising significant questions about his past. Despite being identified, Powell, now 77, has distanced himself from the media, complicating further investigations into his life and the potential crimes linked to him. The docuseries, titled 'The Many Lives of Benjaman Kyle,' premieres on May 25 and 26, promising to unravel a complex web of deception and unresolved mysteries.