The Mailman Murders

John Parker had been a mailman for nearly 30 years. Now, his two teen daughters are ready to go off to college. But they want to go to elite schools: Harvard and Emory. The one-year cost for the two at these schools is more than $105,000 and John and his wife have a combined income of only about $100,000.
John in desperation resorts to crime to try to raise money. He concentrates on burglarizing homes of people he knows on his mail route. But a burglary turns into a homicide when he is caught by the homeowner. Other murders occur as Parker continues to steal. Police are baffled by the crimes. Parker's wife takes on a lover in her frustration and Parker suddenly finds himself in a family crisis when the truths start coming out.