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The children who experienced the scarier-than-usual Halloween of 1982 are grown up now, with children of their own. But some will never forget the Tylenol cyanide murders of that year.

The children who experienced the scarier-than-usual Halloween of 1982 are grown up now, with children of their own. But some will never forget the Tylenol cyanide murders of that year.

The children who experienced the scarier-than-usual Halloween of 1982 are grown up now, with children of their own. But some will never forget the Tylenol cyanide murders of that year.

The children who experienced the scarier-than-usual Halloween of 1982 are grown up now, with children of their own. But some will never forget the Tylenol cyanide murders of that year.

The children who experienced the scarier-than-usual Halloween of 1982 are grown up now, with children of their own. But some will never forget the Tylenol cyanide murders of that year.

The children who experienced the scarier-than-usual Halloween of 1982 are grown up now, with children of their own. But some will never forget the Tylenol cyanide murders of that year.

Sobering, at times heartbreaking report honors the 7 Chicago area people poisoned in cruel, still unsolved 1982 attack.

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Paramount+ released the trailer for Painkiller: The Tylenol Murders, a five-part documentary series that dives into the 1982 Tylenol murders.

In the 2008 footage James Lewis is seen going into detail about how the Tylenol killer would have carried out the poisonings