The couple reviewed their E-ZPass statement and found the discrepancies. They were easy to spot; fixing it, not so much.

Trips taken by the Bensons were listed on the statement by the serial numbers on their E-ZPass transponders. Tolls incurred by photographic plate readers listed the plate, 145.

WSHU and CT Mirror's Mark Pazniokas discussed his article about tolls mistakenly billed to a retired couple, rather than a state lawmaker.

About a month later, I was more than surprised to find my E-ZPass statement showed that my car had been charged tolls at the bridges and roads we traveled to and from during our day’s outing.

And then they thought, well, we better check our E-ZPass statement to make sure there's no other confusion. And they found hundreds and hundreds of dollars in tolls that they had been paying.